Andymation Flipbooks vs Last Chinatown

Dive into the exciting world of animation with Andymation, the ultimate app designed for creative kids who love making flipbooks! Unleash your imagination, one page at a time, and bring your drawings to life. Highlights: - Flipbook Magic: Transform your drawings into mesmerizing animations. Create frame by frame and watch your characters dance, jump, and come to life! - Share Your Masterpieces: Showcase your animated creations with a vibrant community of fellow creators. Get inspired, receive feedback, and watch as your talent blossoms. - Step-by-Step Guidance: Learn the art of flipbook animation with easy-to-follow tutorials by Andymation himself. From basic movements to advanced techniques, become an animation pro! - Creative Freedom: Use a variety of tools and colors to craft your unique stories. The only limit is your imagination! - Inspiration Everywhere: Discover a treasure trove of flipbook ideas and concepts, curated to spark your creativity and keep you inspired. - Capture & Share: Use your device's camera to record your flipbook animations in action and share them with friends and family. - Safe & Child-Friendly: Andymation provides a secure platform for kids to explore their creativity, with no ads or inappropriate content. - Global Community: Connect with young artists from around the world, exchange ideas, and learn from each other in a supportive and encouraging environment. - Join the Flipbook Revolution: Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, Andymation is your gateway to a world of endless animation possibilities. Start creating, start animating, start sharing! Get ready to embark on a journey of imagination and creativity. Download Andymation now and let the animation adventures begin!

“Watermarks of the Last Chinatown” is an interactive public memorial in the form of a site-specific augmented reality experience that speaks to the rich narrative landscape of Santa Cruz, California, through the lens of historical erasure with a focus on its last Chinatown. The work is a collaboration between Huy Truong, Susana Ruiz, and Karen Tei Yamashita. It includes interviews with community members, historical photographs, virtual recreations, and a performative interpretation of an original story by Yamashita. The work incorporates documentary, holographic film, and gameplay and is experienced on mobile devices at historically important sites in downtown Santa Cruz to render visible the lives, legacies, and labors of those who lived there.