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Posted On: December 11th 2024, 01:56 am
Out Tomorrow! Helicopter from @ribeirotron Jess Ribeiro’s Summer of Love album remixed by Stella Mozgawa @steezmeez and animated by me, using a photo of jess taken by @andreiaartt 🚁👀🚁👀🚁

#jessribeiro #stellamozgawa #andreialemos #lucydyson #visualizer #collageanimation #thefugative #helicopter #lockdown
Comments (7)
penelopemetcalf 2 years ago

penelopemetcalf

Brilliant

theonepercenter 2 years ago

theonepercenter

❤️❤️❤️

daanhabets 2 years ago

daanhabets

Ooooh well done! 🔥

jesse_rogg 2 years ago

jesse_rogg

Lovvvve 👏👏

stiffleather 2 years ago

stiffleather

This is excellent.

cvvision 2 years ago

cvvision

Really cool

doubledarling 2 years ago

doubledarling

Love this ♥️‼️

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