HOME | DD

Description
My peeps, my peeps, my peeps!! I am so excited to FINALLY be uploading the first of several Flipnote animations I have been working on since this August. Yes, August! I've been making these since this summer! And I'm starting off with one of the first I made: a bouncing ball. Of course, I gotta start with the basic test every beginning animator has to do. I learned a bit about some of the rules from YouTube animators like Howard Wimshurst and Alan Becker about squash and stretch and dust effects.

I finished this on August 14, and the speed is on 8x (this doesn't give FPS, so that's how I'll be describing the speed). I'm honestly very proud of this, because I've wanted to make my own animations for a long time. Though I've been able to playing around with a few apps here and there, I think having a legit animation program like Flipnote can help me get started. Hope you all enjoy the next upcoming animations! ^-^

Quick notes: All of the Flipnote animations I made were created on Flipnote Studio 3D, which was something I had to download via MyNintendo. None of these were on the original Flipnote Studio program, because I don't own a DSi (never owned one before either).

Description
My peeps, my peeps, my peeps!! I am so excited to FINALLY be uploading the first of several Flipnote animations I have been working on since this August. Yes, August! I've been making these since this summer! And I'm starting off with one of the first I made: a bouncing ball. Of course, I gotta start with the basic test every beginning animator has to do. I learned a bit about some of the rules from YouTube animators like Howard Wimshurst and Alan Becker about squash and stretch and dust effects.

I finished this on August 14, and the speed is on 8x (this doesn't give FPS, so that's how I'll be describing the speed). I'm honestly very proud of this, because I've wanted to make my own animations for a long time. Though I've been able to playing around with a few apps here and there, I think having a legit animation program like Flipnote can help me get started. Hope you all enjoy the next upcoming animations! ^-^

Quick notes: All of the Flipnote animations I made were created on Flipnote Studio 3D, which was something I had to download via MyNintendo. None of these were on the original Flipnote Studio program, because I don't own a DSi (never owned one before either).