‘Khoda' is a Psychological Thriller with 6,000 Individual Paintings
Sandra Winn — December 20, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: vimeo
This amazing psychological thriller ‘Khoda’ contains 6,000 individual paintings. Whenever you stop the video and remove your cursor, pictures containing clear and stunning graphics appear before your eyes.
‘Khoda’ was created by four students: Reza Dolatabad, Mark Szalos Farkas, Adam Thomson, and Hamed Mafakheri. Their student collaboration on this extraordinary piece of art earned them ‘Best Animation’ at the Canary Wharf Film Festival in August of 2008.
I found ‘Khoda’ entertaining and very well put together. I’m so glad I watched it this morning instead of closer to bed time though--it might have given me a nightmare.
‘Khoda’ was created by four students: Reza Dolatabad, Mark Szalos Farkas, Adam Thomson, and Hamed Mafakheri. Their student collaboration on this extraordinary piece of art earned them ‘Best Animation’ at the Canary Wharf Film Festival in August of 2008.
I found ‘Khoda’ entertaining and very well put together. I’m so glad I watched it this morning instead of closer to bed time though--it might have given me a nightmare.
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