This is a 3-D interpretation so get out the anaglyph glasses and put the red lens over your right eye.
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BARNES LOSES HIS HEAD
This is the final panel from the Len Lye "Buzzsaw" storyboard sequence. The circular saw gets away from Dr. Barnes, flies through the air and severs his head. Lye drew it with the saw blade over the text description on the panel indicating how much consideration he made for the 3-D image when drawing these storyboards.
This is a 3-D interpretation so get out the anaglyph glasses and put the red lens over your right eye.
This is a 3-D interpretation so get out the anaglyph glasses and put the red lens over your right eye.
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