I have created three flip-books:
The first one is about a balloon that gets unattached from a group and goes into space. When the balloon reaches the highest, it interacts with a rock and explodes. I like this idea because it gives no limits to where the balloon can go, but at the same time, it teaches us that there might be challenges, as was the rock for the balloon.
The second flip-book. It’s abstract; I like the idea of the object taking other forms how a fruit turns into a wheel. As the fruit is going down a heel rotating, it turns into a revolution that does the same movement that is rotate.
The third flip-book, I did it in a relaxed state, and I just let my imagination take place.
