Well, they're trying to patent fabric paint on the lower ass cheek region for the effect of automated animation while walking. That seems at least as specific as the letter "U" and the number "2."
What I'm wondering is how they keep the fabric paint from chipping like mad if it's in places that fold constantly.
Also, since the only angles the illusion works for is directly forward or from below, I guess the intended audience for the animation is children and/or midgets.
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Date: 2009-08-25 03:29 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-08-25 04:49 pm (UTC)What I'm wondering is how they keep the fabric paint from chipping like mad if it's in places that fold constantly.
Also, since the only angles the illusion works for is directly forward or from below, I guess the intended audience for the animation is children and/or midgets.