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Ed Catmull, who would later found Pixar, made some test 3D animations as early as 1972. Take a look at modern animation's early days!
» Source: http://www.vimeo.com
» Tagged In: #3D, #animation, #ed catmull, #pixar
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Cyborg_Slime
Damn for 1972 thats REAAALLY fucking good. no wonder pixar kicks so much ass
deadite1288
that's astounding, kudos to him for figuring it out before anybody else
FinalplayerRyu
I guess thats the sort of revolutionary ideas that made people believe the robot age would be as early as 2000.
orangeapples
That was awesome! No wonder Pixar is awesome at the stuff they do, if he could pull this off using 1970s computers. That face thing looks like our modern humanoid robotics. truly a man ahead of his time.
TCJJ
Creepy yet oh so awesome. It's kind of surprising that they could achieve this in 1972. Kind of. It's neat none the less.