Flip Book Animation

I wanted to do something I was passionate about. It's hard to explain passed that. I think this piece says a lot about my inspirations (namely Don Hertzfeldt) and also my expectations. I was honestly surprised by how fluidly it turned out. Haterz hate it but I did what I could. Hope you enjoy.

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