Dangerous Minds | The Lifecycle of a Mushroom: Inspired by 1920s animation

The Lifecycle of a Mushroom: Inspired by 1920s animation

11.03.2011
03:05 pm

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Animation
Art
Science/Tech

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Mushrooms

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Trippy Disney-style animation by Thomas Beg.

(via Mister Honk)

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