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“The 1840s GIFParty invites you to transform artworks from the 1840s room at Tate Britain into animated GIFs.” That’s tight, you have right to take a piece of museum art work, animate it as a GIF, and submit it back to the Tate. Tag your work for ds106 and share it with the museum.
“Submit your GIF to us via the Tate Collectives Tumblr or by emailing: [email protected]” — doing so before February 2, 2014 enters your GIF for potential museum exhibition, learn more…
If your blog is not connected to ds106, you canĀ add your example directly.
Everyone loves a good 1840s GIF party.
There’s an amazing collection of them growing as part of this DS106 assignment, at the GIFfight
I’ve come across a couple of interesting projects this week involving animated gifs.
1840s GIF party: call for submissions | Tate and
The GIF
After seeing Alan’s post . . .
This is a response to the Tate’s call for their 1840s GIF party — they have made images
Click the little kicker to see her kick bigger
Don't Rage around Miss Cicely Alexander! This is a response to the Tate’s call for
If you create a tutorial for this assignment, share it! To have your tutorials appear below, make sure your posts are showing up on theĀ main DS106 siteĀ and that you use the following tags (or labels on Blogger) when writing the post on your own blog (You must use BOTH !):
