ODD’s idea looks good on paper
Sunlight and shadows breathe life into hand-collaged geometric shapes in an entrancing 2d stop-motion film by the Office of Development & Design.
Credits
powered by-
- Production Company ODD (Office of Development & Design)
- Director Ignacio Osorio
-
-
Unlock full credits and more with a Source + shots membership.
Credits
powered by- Production Company ODD (Office of Development & Design)
- Director Ignacio Osorio
- Creative Director/Designer Ignacio Osorio
![](https://d17mj1ha1c2g57.cloudfront.net/v1/bVaOWCvkfghTyum9MsvjXvdtBsA/1024x576%23/80/shotsmag/production/clips/d0c205b0-07e4-44eb-a10b-d94f29fe755e/1723634030836.jpg?v=1&quality=80&format=jpeg)
Credits
powered by- Production Company ODD (Office of Development & Design)
- Director Ignacio Osorio
- Creative Director/Designer Ignacio Osorio
Created entirely in-camera with 2d stop-motion techniques, this mesmerising animation for the ODD (Office of Development & Design) takes us on a captivating, dimension-bending visual journey.
The film, titled Geometrip, was created by ODD’s Emmy-winning designer and creative director Ignacio Osorio, utilising traditional tools—paper, pencil, compass, knife, and a camera, to create over 250 thoughtfully designed frames. It was animated at 12fps to amplify the hand-made charm, with finishing touches brought to life digitally in Cinema 4D.
“I wanted to embrace a completely organic process,” Osorio explains. “I chose to step away from the digital screen to highlight the beauty and texture of handmade design.”