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Flipping My Lid

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Andymation

Animator Andy Bailey, A.K.A. Andymation, makes and shares really interesting videos of his work. Whether it’s flipbooks, stop-motion, or some combination of the two, his videos are highly entertaining. And I find Bailey’s ‘making of’ videos like the first one below especially fascinating. He not only talks about the drawing and the mechanics of creating the flipbook, he also talks through story and how to communicate emotion. What a generous thing to share!

Bailey truly encourages his viewers, even those without artistic skills, to try and make their own flipbooks. Knowing you lovelies as I do, I strongly suspect at least a couple of my readers will give this a try. If you do, please-oh-please share your results with us!

You can see all of the wonderful Andymation flipbook animations on YouTube and on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

9 thoughts on “Flipping My Lid

  1. swallowridge2's avatar

    The end of Jonathan Safron Foer’s book “Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close” is a flip story. It is quite intriguing.

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  2. bcparkison's avatar

    Pretty time consuming but if its your thing why not….Not my thing. lol

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  3. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    The little light table with the pegs to keep the placement uniform is such a simple but genius idea. I am sure it is a lot of fun to work on a flip book, including coming up with the story concept. This post reminded me about the way one of my older brothers used to turn the corners of his school textbooks into flip books.

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  4. Elise's avatar

    First, I just threw out my ‘ light table’, which was the X-ray view box from my old dentist ( thank you, Dr. Mooseman!). Now I wish I had it back!! Second, and more important, the story of the flip book the husband made for his wife for their 10 year anniversary was just so touching! This artist is a great storyteller.

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