Gorgeous video of 2400 leaves of different shapes and colors, one after another

Stop-motion animator Brett Fox created the lovely short film below, LeafPresser, about what the fallen leaves have to tell us. During the course of that project, he collected 12,000 leaves and made the magnificent sequence above from 2,400 of them! “While collecting leaves, I conceived that the leaf shape every single plant type I could find would fit somewhere into a continuous animated sequence of leaves if that sequence were expansive enough,” Fox writes. “If I didn’t have the perfect shape, it meant I just had to collect more leaves.” Rian Johnson hates that Glass Onion has to include Knives Out in the title Whodunnits just aren’t what they used to be. Although the genre is still around, it has become something of a parody by merely existing. By simply mentioning the word whodunnit, one immediately conjures images of a quirky detective grilling an even quirkier roster of suspects as he slowly weeds out everyone that isn’t the butler.… READ THE REST Why are historical epics falling out of fashion? It’s always strange to watch genres fall out of favor. Genres never truly die, in the traditional sense, but rather fade away for several decades as they slowly gather strength
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