The Music of GIFs

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  • Emily Strong
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GIFs may not have audio, but they can still be musical. Create an animated GIF that suggests music or dancing in some way, such as that of Lester Burnham conducting.

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@skyler0455

the music of gifs

The assignment I followed said to post a gif that suggests music or dancing in some way.

Remix: “Molly taught us all that everything is

@littlelamb0216

Ballet

For my second gif, I made a dancing ballerina. I took a ballet class last year and enjoyed it. So that was the first thing

@Igtherion

Make a GIF feel the music

This was my attempt at the assignment found here ( http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/the-music-of-gifs/ ).
I picked a scene from the opening of the second season of an

@paceamorebella

Pitch Puuurrrfect

 

This is my second GIF post. I chose the assignment, The Music of GIFs. This assignment asks for a GIF that suggests music or dancing

rowan_peter

Lt. Vincent Hanna demonstrates how to feel the music

--Originally published at amidoinitrite? » ds106
Lt. Vincent Hanna demonstrates how to feel the music, originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. A Heat themed The
Emily Strong

Conducting a GIF

American Beauty, the greatest film of all time, is full of noise. Music. The sounds of life. The wind. Cars. Sex. Conversations. The shower. Ethereal

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