Riff a GIF

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  • Alan Levine
So far, this assignment has been completed 17 times.

Some of the best parts of ds106 happens when people spontaneously build off of the whacky things others share. Rapid fire style.

Your assignment is to riff on someone eles’s ds106 work and make it new in a GIF form. It can be revising an existing GIF, or taking a graphic and turning it into a GIF.

Riff the GIF, say it three times fast.

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Submissions So Far

Andrew Forgrave

Rolling Rick St. Nick

This contribution for GIFestivus2012 belongs in the category of Animated GIF Assignment 859: Riff A GIF. This one truly did fall into place quickly — the idea
John Johnston

Train to Anywhere

I am getting on The GIF Train and Riffing a GIF working off Alan’s The Faultless Feed (GIF) Train. going for the quick and dirty
cogdog

The Muppets Are On to You, ds106!

Allright, one more GIF (this morning) and then off to do something else. Maybe. This one can fit into two of the categories- RIFF a GIF
Giulia

Open as in “for business”

Featured Image “open for business” cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo by @cogdog Whether you are outraged,  amused, or overwhelmed with ennui by the...
2cups

Very Busy at Work or “Ooops, I Arted”

cogdog

Dexter Jumps the Noiseprofessor: Riff a GIF!

This is my own riff on the eminent Photoshop RiffMaster, the Noiseprofessor, himself riffing with his own photoshopping of Brian Lamb’s super dog Dexter. I upped

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Submissions So Far