The joy of analog: Flip-it movies by Mou Hitotsu no Kenkyujo

This little surprise is equally pleasing to both children and adults, although it works entirely without cables or batteries. Almost every one of us has at least once enjoyed riffling through a flip-it movie. Some of us, as children, may even have tried to create our own. These elaborate little works by Japanese artist Mou Hitotsu no Kenkyujo bring a new dimension to the world of the flip-it. Lovingly created with small, concealed cut-outs which reveal three-dimensional objects as the pages are flipped, they allow us to dive into fantasy worlds featuring long-eared rabbits or beetle-devouring earth gods. Fitting to the season, there is even a small Christmas story. The tiny works of art are available on the international Amazon platform. The following film shows exactly how the flip-its look and how many stories there are. Source: Design Taxi