This is probably off thread, but I don’t know where to ask except in video or maybe photography.
We’re just off the cruise ship Celebrity Reflection, where the entertainment to keep the passengers who are waiting for a table in the Blu dinning room, consists of a “painting,” which–depending on what part of the cycle you begin to view it–transforms from a blank “canvas” to something wild. The device is large a flat screen TV or computer monitor with very high resolution, and features a woodsman who appears in the lower left corner where he shines a flashlight on the dark canvas, which grows to become what looks like a renaissance painting of a forest. The guy then ambles around, jumping over rocks and stuff, while he gathers firewood, with which he builds a fire. As he fans the flames, the fire grows until it consumes the entire picture area–kinda like the flames used to burn up the map on the TV show “Bonanza.” The whole “show,” which takes about 2-3 minutes, is obviously computer and possibly Photoshop generated, but I could find no details on the ship, or by Googling, as to who the aritist is, how he did it, etc.
Any ideas?
