> We're not actually seeking photorealism, we're seeking the hyperstimulus version of it that obeys cartoon physics more than real physics. On a much higher le

> We're not actually seeking photorealism, we're seeking the hyperstimulus version of it that obeys cartoon physics more than real physics. On a much higher level, this is what art has done since the dawn of time. Presenting a version of reality that's subtly altered to make a point and convey a message. Now we can finally do it easily at the low purely graphic level for motion pictures.