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FEATURE | September 16, 2002Stop-Action Animation by Elizabeth King and Richard Kizu-Blair In 1991, Elizabeth King, collaborating with
director Richard Kizu-Blair, made a stop-action animation of her sculpture
"Pupil," a small, life-like animated figure. Though the sculpture
was not created for animation, King writes "unwittingly, I had been
making an ideal film animation model. The calculated tension of its joints
made incremental position changes easy—at the touch of your finger—and
the size and weight of the figure were small enough to permit ready leverage
and extension against gravity." King
here introduces the piece, which is available for the first time on the
Web in streaming video. Introduction
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