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end_bound(variant_06)
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Wow! Best art seen by me today!
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Designed by codes?
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I don't know, but it seems it is not. I don't know how he did it, but I would be able to do this with a mix of many integrations of canva plus photomosh pro.
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Really? Could you please show me?
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Then I could import this video to Photomosh pro and glitch it. Here is an example. I turned Color correction (saturation), edges and hue cycle on, and I got this glitch. I could have perfected it, but I am just producing it to show u how to do it. If I wanted to make it even more complex, I could take it from photomosh and put it on canva again to put more info and then photomosh again, ad infinitum (or up to the moment you are satisfied).
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after that, we could use some programs to change velocity if we want, or reverse video, or others.
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i did something here just to show. But of course that the art of our friend here had much more attention and care than the one I am sending now to you.
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Yes, but how? I've done something like this on canva just to show u (h have to click on animation and make some animations) and then you go to photomosh pro to glitch it.
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