A Record of Life: beautiful film about evolution

John Martz | September 2nd, 2009

A Record of Life is a beautiful animated film by Owen Gatley and Luke Jinks based on the theme of evolution and the mysteries and diversity of life on earth. Art and science have never looked better together.

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  • atomier1
    Anyone else recognize the Muybridge animals? I used that Buffalo as reference during my second year animating. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2...
  • This is real pretty watercolor work in video.
    But, I have to ask for a moratorium on using curvy waves to give a dramatic sense of depth. I have been guilty of this too but I think it's an overused trope.
  • AutumnCo
    Beautiful video!

    But it's hard to believe that the beauty, complexity, and diversity could be created without intelligence behind it.
  • AutumnCO: "But it’s hard to believe that the beauty, complexity, and diversity could be created without intelligence behind it."

    Actually, it's not hard at all, if one is scientifically literate.
  • You can't believe both?

    This is wonderful. Thanks for sharing, John!
  • "You can’t believe both?"

    One can. But, as far as science is concerned, an intelligence is superfluous for everything but the unravelling.
  • so inspiring
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