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FlipBook Project


I thought creating a flip book would be very easy to do. actually doing showed me that it is not as easy as it may look. I created a line that is supposed to do some crazy things like jump off the wall, climb on the wall vibrate among other things. I enjoyed creating this project. thank you. enjoy!

(Flip book was handed in to you in class.)

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