I can't begin to the fathom the patience and craft it would take to the make thousands of pictures---by hand mind you---necessary to create this type of animation, with each being the size of a 35mm film frame. The director, Steven Woloshen's process of engraving and painting each image is impressive enough. But then I found out that, for this particular short, he did it all without storyboards or a script. Completely free form. Unbelievable.He has set this free form, interpretive animation to an entrancing piece of music, The Dave Brubeck Quartet's "Take Five". In an act of great artistic generosity, Mr. Brubeck allowed Mr. Woloshen to use the music for free, sight unseen.I'm not usually a fan of abstract visuals but I make an exception for this piece and recommend checking it out. They have it available over at www.Filmporium.com and the $5 DVD comes with the amusing "Jolly Roger" and the humorous tryst "Morir De Amor".