Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Exploring EbSynth 2 for the first time. @ebsynthVFX
The original EbSynth let artists transform video with a single painted keyframe… clever but fragile, often unstable over longer clips. It hinted at a future where style itself could move.
EbSynth 2 changes everything — multi-keyframes, GPU acceleration, built-in masking, and layered workflows make it faster, smoother, and far more powerful. It doesn’t just copy a frame… it adapts, interpolates, evolves across time.
This is my first run with the new version, and the potential is obvious: music videos, visual essays, experimental animation, moving paintings.
EbSynth v1 was the spark… EbSynth v2 is the fire.
iamYork is a boutique Animation and Visual Effects studio in Hell's kitchen, New York city created by Nicolas Fenrir Tengri, a mixed media artist, animator and anti-designer...
iwato Hyena AKA Drown the Riot is a neo-classical composer and sound architect... @DrownTheRiot
iamYork X Iwato Hyena Website iamyork.com
Lossless ALBUMS: iamyork.bandcamp.com
Synth Patches: iamyork.gumroad.com
Insta: instagram.com/i.am.york
My "traditional" Digital Animation and Independent Experimental Film Work can be found here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzujp534UtDOzOEcbFrA2k2
We reject the grip of algorithms, refusing to be defined by sterile metrics and empty validations. Life passes swiftly, but the things we create linger quietly beyond us. We don't aim for fleeting clicks or passing trends, but rather hope to offer something genuine. In our brief moment, we simply choose to craft, to shape, and perhaps gently speak some beauty into the silence. In the end, maybe our voices matter, not because they drown out silence, but because they dared to speak at all.
If comments have been disabled, it's because we've noticed that often those who contribute the least creatively have the loudest opinions, and anonymity can sometimes encourage negativity rather than thoughtful discussion. We genuinely apologize to anyone seeking meaningful exchanges. While turning comments off might affect how widely the video is seen, it's just become necessary for maintaining our own peace of mind...
#iamYork
Exploring EbSynth 2 for the first time. @ebsynthVFX
The original EbSynth let artists transform video with a single painted keyframe… clever but fragile, often unstable over longer clips. It hinted at a future where style itself could move.
EbSynth 2 changes everything — multi-keyframes, GPU acceleration, built-in masking, and layered workflows make it faster, smoother, and far more powerful. It doesn’t just copy a frame… it adapts, interpolates, evolves across time.
This is my first run with the new version, and the potential is obvious: music videos, visual essays, experimental animation, moving paintings.
EbSynth v1 was the spark… EbSynth v2 is the fire.
iamYork is a boutique Animation and Visual Effects studio in Hell's kitchen, New York city created by Nicolas Fenrir Tengri, a mixed media artist, animator and anti-designer...
iwato Hyena AKA Drown the Riot is a neo-classical composer and sound architect... @DrownTheRiot
iamYork X Iwato Hyena Website iamyork.com
Lossless ALBUMS: iamyork.bandcamp.com
Synth Patches: iamyork.gumroad.com
Insta: instagram.com/i.am.york
My "traditional" Digital Animation and Independent Experimental Film Work can be found here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzujp534UtDOzOEcbFrA2k2
We reject the grip of algorithms, refusing to be defined by sterile metrics and empty validations. Life passes swiftly, but the things we create linger quietly beyond us. We don't aim for fleeting clicks or passing trends, but rather hope to offer something genuine. In our brief moment, we simply choose to craft, to shape, and perhaps gently speak some beauty into the silence. In the end, maybe our voices matter, not because they drown out silence, but because they dared to speak at all.
If comments have been disabled, it's because we've noticed that often those who contribute the least creatively have the loudest opinions, and anonymity can sometimes encourage negativity rather than thoughtful discussion. We genuinely apologize to anyone seeking meaningful exchanges. While turning comments off might affect how widely the video is seen, it's just become necessary for maintaining our own peace of mind...
#iamYork
