Warning: Elliot Schultz’s Embroidered Zoetropes are Mesmerizing!

Posted by Danielle | Aug 5, 2015 | KnitHacker | 1 |

Completed for his art school degree in 2013, Elliot Schultz created embroidered zoetropes on discs designed to be played on standard turntables.

It’s a fabulous idea and as you can see Elliot’s execution is just perfect.

Read more about the project at Elliot’s site: elliotschultz.com

MAKE also published a nice write-up last month.

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