A ball rattles inside nested spinning rings, gaining speed on every hit, and punches out through each gap in turn until nothing is left to hold it.
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The wall closes in on a bouncing ball, so the hits come faster and faster until the last sliver of room forces it out through the gap.
Part of Kinetic & Satisfying Loops. New to this kind of graphic? Read Satisfying loops: pendulums, plinko and marble runs.
The wall closes in on a bouncing ball, so the hits come faster and faster until the last sliver of room forces it out through the gap. It belongs to the Kinetic & Satisfying Loops category on velements, where you edit it in the browser and download it as a finished video file.
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