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Stop-Motion Mega Man Invades The Real World
Artist Zach King has a love for classic video games and stop-motion animation. He has previously used post-it notes to create his work, and this time he's using glass titles to bring Mega Man to life.
King used over 1,000 glass tiles and 10,000 photographs to bring the original 8-bit Blue Bomber to life. You can check out the video below and visit King's channel to see more of his work.
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