Magic Clay Morphing claymation creatures (stop motion short)
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Magic Clay Morphing claymation creatures (short film)
We hope you enjoy this video about claymation techniques and principles of animation. This stop motion is mostly a few test shots for upcoming animations. We hope you enjoy.
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