Surreal animated pictures by Kevin Weir

VCU Brandcenter student Kevin J. Weir finds public domain images on the Library of Congress Flickr stream and turns them into entertaining animated GIFs. The technique is a throwback to the work of Stan Vanderbeek and Terry Gilliam, but Kevin’s ideas are plenty fresh.

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