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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action It may be the best thing to happen at MTV since Jesse Camp crawled back into whatever mouldy hemp lair he came from: a video that tells a weird little tale about Slash and Ozzy Osbourne, by popping roughly 10 illustrated balloons per second.
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No CGI. No green screen. Just some deft camera work, 760 frames of animation and a speeding Subaru. That’s how you turn a stretch of road into the world’s biggest, robot spiderest flipbook. And here’s how they did it:
