Givien the popularity and ubiquity of animated GIfs on the web right now, it is time to get jiggy with them. Animate a comic book cover. Check out Kerry Callen’s examples for inspiration.
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Givien the popularity and ubiquity of animated GIfs on the web right now, it is time to get jiggy with them. Animate a comic book cover. Check out Kerry Callen’s examples for inspiration.
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It’s been a long time since I made something for this site, but Sarah put forth the challenge on twitter so
For my first project in Design Week, I chose to animate the comic book cover of Jack Kirby’s draft of The Prisoner. It is
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Shake things up? Cause it looks like things are shaking? get it? ahahahaha
This is my completed submission for this assignment ( 4 stars)
To start this
Jim wrote a bit about sharing comic books with his kids and talked about making an animated GIF out of one of the covers
I want
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Ok So this here is my second attempt at the Animated Comic Book Covers challenge, from the DS106 Assignment Bank. I remember these small
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