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Lets go back in time and make an old school sticky note animation… Maybe it will make us appreciate our computer animation tools a little better. What’s nice about using sticky notes is that they are so thin you don’t even need a light table.
1. Get a pack of blank sticky notes.
2. Create an animation using each sticky note as a frame. Be creative here!
3. Take pictures of each frame and put them together to make an animation!
4. Upload to your blog!
If your blog is not connected to ds106, you can add your example directly.
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This is a tutorial for an assignment I created here. The idea is to use sticky notes to construct an animation! Let’s get started!
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