
MOFO Relay
2020-12-31 · 2 min · Not rated
An experimental animation about sea space aliens having a good mofo time. Hand drawn in a frame by frame relay process between two animators.
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- Shunny Kim, Taewan Kim
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- South Korea, United Kingdom
- Status
- Released
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