# Analog Video Feedback: motion graphics style

> A camera pointed at its own monitor: the word and the screen edge echo outward in endless rotating copies that shift through the rainbow, swirl and bloom. The classic analog video-art trick, for psychedelic music visuals, club screens and experimental titles.

- Category: [Analog Video & Glitch](https://aimotions.art/category/analog-video-glitch/)
- Also known as: video feedback, camera pointed at monitor, infinite mirror video, psychedelic feedback loop, recursive video echo, analog video art, recursive tunnel
- Demo built with: WebGL · Energy: Intense · Background: Dark bg
- Live demo: https://aimotions.art/styles/video-feedback-loop/
- Spanish version: https://aimotions.art/es/estilos/video-feedback-loop/

## Prompt (replace [TEXT] with your text)

```text
Recreate analog video feedback, a camera filming its own monitor, around [TEXT]. On black, show [TEXT] in a bold rounded retro sans inside the glowing rounded-rectangle edge of a monitor. Every frame, feed the previous picture back slightly enlarged, rotated a few degrees and nudged sideways, dimmed a little and shifted further around the color wheel, so copies of the word and the screen edge stream outward in an endless spiraling tunnel of rainbow echoes. Let the rotation, zoom and drift breathe slowly so the pattern keeps evolving and occasionally swirls back. Add a soft horizontal smear, bloom, faint scanlines and fine noise. Keep the front copy of [TEXT] crisp and bright with a dark halo so it always reads. Run as an endless, hypnotic loop.
```

## Visual DNA

- Endless echoes of the word and monitor frame spiraling outward
- Each echo shifted further around the color wheel
- Slowly drifting rotation, zoom and offset that keep the pattern evolving
- Soft analog smear and bloom, scanlines and fine noise
- Crisp word with a dark halo staying readable in the center

The prompts are free to copy, adapt and use in personal and commercial projects, with no credit required. Republishing the collection or a substantial part of it (for example as another library or a dataset) requires written permission.

How to cite: Analog Video Feedback, aimotions, https://aimotions.art/styles/video-feedback-loop/