Subscribe by EmailCool paper animations to impress your friends
July 10, 2007 by Rob Dunn |By Rob Dunn
Contributing Writer, [GAS]
Ok, I don’t know how impressed they will be, but these paper animations are quite cool, and I’m amused easily, so as long as I am impressed…well, that’s all that matters.
Kidding aside, these can help pass a rainy day with your child. As an added bonus, you get to play with it when it’s done!
Flying Pig has a number of very intriguing downloadable paper animation kits for just a few quid. Additionally, they offer some free kits for us cheapskates. Often throughout the year, Flying Pig features holiday-themed projects, so when the mood strikes you, you can build a Santa decoration out of cardstock and an inkjet printer (since you forgot or will forget to go shopping for decorations before the big Christmas party - I speak from experience)!
Also available are mathematical models for you level 12 geeks out there such as tetrahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron and an icosahedron (and more).
Flying Pig also has a number of educational resources that explain some of the fundamental mechanics involved in their creations.
Of course, a website called ‘Flying Pig’ wouldn’t be complete without a Flying Pig paper animation featured on their home page (you can’t miss it!).
I’d hate to see the ‘Geeks are Sexy’ paper animation…
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That’s pretty cool. The sheep pictured here reminds me of one of my absolute favorite animations… Wallace and Grommit. BTW - what’s a quid? j/k
Heh - I think using ‘quid’ is a result of me watching too many British movies & TV shows…