Computer-Free Capstone (again)

Now to do the computer-free capstone assignment again, except this time for my current idea.

This exact project would very likely be impossible to mimic without a computer. However, with some modifications to my current idea, it could be done. Instead of having all the animation clips played simultaneously on top of each other, and switching the clips back and forth so that you can only see one clip at any given time, they could all be played on separate TVs, all next to each other (so that one TV is playing one style of animation, and the next TV is playing another, etc.). They could play from VHS tapes that basically consist of nothing but that one animation clip being looped over and over on it. Of course, the animation techniques would be limited to those that don't rely on computers to do in the first place (3D computer animation is obviously out, but claymation, which is also 3D, will still work). Each of the TVs would begin to play at the same time, so that all the VHS tapes are synchronized. To simplify my idea even further to the bare essentials of it, I could forget about using animations at all, and simply use paintings in a gallery--each painting is of the same object or scene, but created using a different style (realism, abstract, impressionist, cubist, etc.). This would be the simplest idea of the two.

I think out of the two ideas above, the animation one, although more difficult, would be the more effective one. However, I feel neither of those ideas are as effective as the one that still needs a computer. First of all, removing the computer would remove a couple of possible animation techniques that require it. Secondly, I feel it is more effective when only one technique is playing at any given time, and that having all the clips lined up next to each other detracts from the overall effect of the project.