More Flipbooks I Made as a Kid

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About Me:
Welcome to my channel! In addition to making flipbooks, I am a stop-motion animator and have worked on movies like ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls, Kubo and the Two Strings, Missing Link, and Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget. I fell in love with animation as a kid and have been doing it ever since.

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[bayenkg]

5:06 This flip book reminds me of my dad

[Nemisis]

My favourite was the invisible man one, you could really see the intense detail and creativity you put into it. 👍

[boringbailey]

Dude, The Invisible Man was PURE talent. That one is probably my favorite. I've never seen a flip book be so realistic and come to life like that, but you did it and I'm thoroughly impressed.


Also, there's two references I really want to make, but I'll spare you.

[RealCrazyCoolYT]

The adventures of the invisible man was just so deep and had such underlying symbolism, character development was amazing as we can see the effects of the story change him like all good character development does, it was perfect!

[BubbleLolli]

The Pencil was lowkey creative. This makes me wanna make flipbooks

[Leo-sxlg]

6:23 you foreshadowed Avengers Infinity War lmao

[burning_pie]

Can't stop binge-watching your videos. Keep it up!

[asleenalee]

Andy's teacher inspired Andy

Andy inspired me

I inspired my friend

My friend inspired my friends friend


How your teacher changes our lives..

[Natalatalei]

Truly a beautiful creation. Through it, you can see so little, yet so much, shown through a little flap of life. It’s as if my life flashes before my eyes every time I see it, because it is truly greater than life. The pure effect of seeing it could cure illnesses and save lives. Only through it may one be inspired to share their story like I have shared mine. I am of course referring to the invisible man.

[sierraholmes]

The invisible man was the best one😂😂 creative😂

[retrodull]

The thing is not the drawing talent, it’s the initiative and creativity which makes you a cool artist 🤟

[HumanSagaVault]

SIR, I just wanna say that many of us appreciate your flipbooks as a kid because we know they were your world during your childhood, and it is so wonderful that until today you keep doing what your first love, cause most of us growing old seem to forget or seem to lose the opportunity to do so. Good day sir

[katyc]

The invisible man is amazing. Better then anything I can ever do

[None_NoneType]

You drew the invisible man perfectly, it felt like he was actually invisible

[krump.mp]

I loved how Andy re-used stuff like he recycled business cards and he double sided it. Good job Andy of the past.

[lindamuroff]

My son is 12 now but we have been watching your videos for years! We truly enjoy and appreciate them. I am hoping to find more support for him and his drawing but in the meantime, we will continue to view your videos and create! Thank you for your inspriation!

[fxmwsbw]

Let's appreciate the effort he put in the adventures of the invisible man 😭so beautiful




Edit: wow so many likes where did you guys come from
Edit2: wow so many o.o thank you

[muflatu]

Since I was a kid I've liked to draw and I was really good at it but nobody give it to me attention and lost my interest to draw. But I can tell you one thing. When drawing you step in a beautiful world of your mind and nothing else matter.

[buji]

for a video series you should remaster your old flip books!

[chaoticjoy]

“A teacher taught me to make flip-books”

Little did the teacher know, they created a legend