The ball set is called "Poolmoji" - and the idea comes from the long-named French designer Jean-Baptiste Henri Franck Cyril Marie Le Divilec, also known as JB. He now works for one of the marketing agencies in Shanghai. He, together with his colleagues, applied all the drawings to the surface of the balls by hand. There are fifteen “emoji balls” in total.
In addition, JB has created a collection of gifs: the balls are positioned so that on the table from emoticons you get funny scenes. However, the billiard equipment developed by him will not go on sale: “Poolmoji” is a kind of art project.
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This is not JB's first work on GIFs. In March of this year, he completely converted Stanley Kubrick's acclaimed film A Space Odyssey 2001 into 569 gifs and made it publicly available on giphy.com.>
