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Flipbook

Still working on the audio and details of pages, but here is the majority of my flipbook for class.
The concept of a wineglass girl was one I've been thinking about since high school, and I'm glad I was able to do something involving it finally. The girl, glass, vase and candle are all supposed to be representative of a romanticized and idealized feeling. The girl seems fragile and is made of glass, but then later blooms flowers because she holds such beauty. Strength is held in this beauty, which is why most of the images are in black and white, until it comes to the fire on the candle and the flowers from her mind.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 30, 2018 at 10:45 PM

    I really like your flip book. It's amazing how you could transition one object into another so smoothly while also telling a story at the same time.

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    1. Michaela October 5, 2018 at 8:57 PM

      Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback! I wasn't able to get it to the point I wanted it in time, but I'm hoping to grow on the project and have the flowers actually sprouting out instead of just appearing at the end.

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