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girls just wanna have fun!
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this assignment was pretty straight-forward, and i didn’t have to edit any photos! giphy? much more user-friendly than gimp! the goal of this assignment was to make a gif out of something pop culture. I decided to do this one because what better way to incorporate our theme of 80s pop culture than with a gif! I decided to gif a music video, so I did some basic research and came across this article, which detailed some of the best 80s music videos. Although I wasn’t born in the 80s, the song “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” was a huge ...
Pop Culture .GIF
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On my computer, I have a program I use to take screencaps called Gyazo. Gyazo also has a function where you can screengrab GIFs, and I had never tried it before. This assignment seemed like the perfect time to try it out. Making the gif was pretty simple. I brought up a video on Youtube, clicked the Gyazo icon (shown below; to capture a GIF you need the one on the left), and captured six seconds of the video to make a GIF. The video I chose was one of my favorite lip syncs from Ru Paul’s Drag Race, a ...
Spirited Away? More like Running Away
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Pop Culture .GIF – “Make an animated .gif of something pop-culture centric. This could be animating a celebrity, part of a music video, or a TV show/movie. It doesn’t even have to be from today… head back into the annals of history and pull out something that used to be pop culture back in its day.” Tutorial: Figure out what you want to make a GIF of Find it on YouTube Go to your favorite GIF maker (mine is https://makeagif.com/ ) Click on Create GIF and make a GIF from YouTube Paste in URL from video you want Move sliding ...
Pop Culture Gifs
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For this week, we could complete two gif assignments in place of our design assignments. This is the pop culture assignment that is two points. Development: I have had previous experience making gifs. I took the Intro to Digital Storytelling class that had module were students had to create certain digital content on different media. During my groups project, we made multiple gifs. I mostly used websites to convert pictures and videos to gifs. Most website that are available for gif making have a website watermark that is placed in the bottom right hand corner. That can be annoying at ...
Angry animated GIF
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Is it cheating if my kid helps me with my DS106 homework? He wanted to make a stop motion video with come of his paper cutouts, so we made a test reel this morning, and I thought I’d use the opportunity to sneak in a DS106 assignment as well. The workflow for creating an animated GIF from a series of images is a little different than the tutorials I’ve seen for making a GIF from a movie clip, so I’ll post a tutorial later when I get the chance.
Week 5: Busy Little Gergy
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Yes, a busy little Gerg am I. I’ve got some more Daily Creates and some more Design Assignments, just like I promised. I’m a man of my word. You’re anxious, I can tell. So let’s get started. Daily Create 30 – The Place of Losing I should have posted this one a while ago, but, to be perfectly honest, I forgot I even took this picture. The assignment was to take a picture of a place you lose things in your house. Lots of books. Comic boxes. Sword rack. Stitch, wearing a leopard-print santa hat. Zim’s house. Boondock Saints flask. ...
Funny News Animated GIF
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This recent news story comes from Australia, and it was so weird and funny I decided to animate it. Here is the original picture and story: And here is my animated version: Animated gifs have been floating around the web for a long time. They are basically a series of images played one after another in a single graphics file. To create the illusion of motion, each “frame” shows an object in a slightly different place than the previous one. There are a number of tools and methods used to create animated gifs; my personal favorite is Adobe Photoshop, as ...
Always Dancing…
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Sometimes Ijust feel like goofing off with some soothing #jimgroomart. This one was inspired by this assignment from Danny/@MangoKuchen as brought to my attention by the great and powerful @scottlo.
ds106 Assignment # 4 Pop Culture .GIF
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Assignment: ‘Pop Culture .GIF‘ has to do with making a .gif image file relating to popular culture (ie: music video, movie, tv show, celebrity, etc). For mine I decided to make an animated GIF using a clip from Kyari Pamyupamyu’s music video ?????? Using GIMP and the help of my dear friend Paul, I was able to take screen caps (14 in total) from the music video, then I had to layer them and saved them all as a .gif file at 98 milliseconds I’m a big fan of Kyari Pamyupamyu, even though she only really has like… two songs. ...
Pop Culture .GIF
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Make an animated .gif of something pop-culture centric. This could be animating a celebrity, part of a music video, or a TV show/movie. It doesn't even have to be from today... head back into the annals of history and pull out something that used to be pop culture back in its day. For best effect, I suggest using at least 4 frames to create the animation.