[Jody Culkin]

You will create a new post on your Open Lab portfolio for this assignment and use it in your submission. Then you will add the post to this discussion board

1. Go to your Open Lab portfolio and create a new post (if you need a reminder on how to do this, please review the instructions on the OpenLab instructions page.
2. Title the new post “Flipbook Assignment”
3. Write short introduction for the video (i.e: This flipbook is the first assignment I created for my 2D animation class)
4. Find the link to your video on Vimeo (see instructions) or Youtube (see instructions)and copy and paste it in your post.
5. Publish your post and link to it on the “Study#1: Flipbook” discussion board and on Blackboard.

• This topic was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Jody Culkin.

[Jody Culkin]

Hi there class, this is where you should post the link to your flipbook portfolio page. Tell us a bit about it.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Jody Culkin.

[Essentia]

Hello everyone!

Here is the link to my flipbook portfolio page!

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/essentia-portfolio/

I created a short flipbook and then combined my images into a mini 24 second film. In this flipbook, Saitama (One Punch Man) and Sonic are about to have a race to see who’s faster. We obviously know that Sonic is faster than Saitama, but is he really? They both wait at a traffic light, and as they wait for the light to turn green, both stare at each other. Saitama gets pissed off over Sonic’s smirk as he begins to “charge up” before the race starts. As the light turns green a new and faster figure appears aka the Flash. Saitama and Sonic are both confused and left in disappointment as they were both surpassed by the Flash.

~~Essentia Williams MMP 260 (2D animation)

[Michelle Lima]

Hi,

This is the link for both my portfolio

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/michelle-lima-portfolio/

and for my flipbook assignment

https://vimeo.com/user122514549/review/454231848/8630409e2f

The description of my flipbook goes on as pengu, the small curious penguin, getting distracted, which then leads to his imagination turning into a reality.

[Noah]

Here is an additional link to my flipbook

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jxdoe0p8qg&list=UUAK1DVOtrxVgL3Vg5JfIQzQ

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/noah-portfolio260/

 

The animation was an attempt to cram in as many physical gags as I could within the page limit while exercising some basic principles.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Noah.

[Christopher Graham]

Hello,

This is a link to my Portfolio

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/christopher-graham-portfolio/

and this is a link to the video on my Vimeo

This is a simple flipbook of a ball crashing into a house.

[Matthew Torres]

Hello everybody,

Here is a link to my portfolio containing the flipbook assignment:

Flipbook Assignment

I made a very simple flipbook, but I believe it fulfills the purpose of the assignment.

[Kiana Conyers]

Hello Everyone ,

This is my flip book and it is called  the  bouncing ball.

https://youtu.be/nr6rn8iS-W4

[Elizabeth Hernandez]

Hi. This is my assignment titled, “The Dog and the Ball.” It’s just a quick animation of a ball being chased by a long dachshund puppy.

Thank you.

Portfolio: https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/elizabeth-hernandez-portfolio/2020/09/03/the-dog-and-the-ball-flipbook-assignment/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w0ziAdpJFs

[Kiana Conyers]

Hi everyone ,

This is my flip book called A bouncing ball.

https://youtu.be/OeCzdUn6ZrI

[Brian Valdez]

Greetings,

This is my flip book assignment submission called The Door. (Please excuse my little brother in the background).

My initial idea was to shade the frames before the light switch was flipped to show the room was dark and then to implement the title on the door right after the light switch is flipped. However, I kept it simple because of my lack of a shading tool. So although the light switch is flipped nothing happens and the loop continues.

[Isaac]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHXSyXM8lpo

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