• Christmas packages tied up with string
  • Bronze beauty
  • Hoo hoo ho hoo
  • The color of brick
  • Early morning sunrise
  • Getting ready for saturday
  • Dinner
  • A misty walk to wendy's
  • Love, dad
  • Waiting

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20 May 2006

Comments

wow! I'm impressed. Cool to post a video!

I love this book!
Great film, - do it again :-)

But your fench is what really got me, - wonderful job done!

I'm not even sure what to say; your flip book is so wonderful. Lovely.

Steph, this is great! I used to work in Animation, it takes me back!

Oh my god Poodles,

That is the best project EVER!! I love it totally! You did such a fabulous job! I'll be back to read more posts but I totally had to tell you right now how much I love it totally. And your video totally rocks... totally totally!

-veevee

cool!

This works on so many levels! I enjoyed the progression of the color in the pages with the text of the word. Fun to watch, I had to do it twice. Great entry for the challenge.

you get my vote. love love love it!

Stephanie, That's a lovely photo you took of that incredible bird! I haven't yet been able to watch your film, my computer doesn't seem to like it, but I'll ask for help from my I-T guy this evening and check it out...(I'm sooo a-technical.) All your comments are making me very curious:)

Wow! Impressive, where do I cast my vote for you!!

I ditto my own vote up above!

That is so clever couldn't see it until IT support returned home.

Agghh!!! I am so computer illiterate!I downloaded quicktime and I still can't see it!

Very Cool!

Hey!!
Congratulations on this project! and the Whip lash win!!

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