I've seen quite a few stunts using projections on buildings, but this has to be the best so far.
Very, very well done.
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2 comments:
pretty good.
I've gotta say though those guys that make the building 'breathe' still win for me.
The ones where they project the building onto itself and then slightly tweak it, feels like the building is blowing in the wind. Amazing.
Remind me - which one is that? Link?
;-)
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