How fast can you solve yours?
Credits: WittyFeed via GIPHY, Gifng, Alexander Smith, Gifng and Facebook
cube
Crushed cage
You have escaped the cage. Your wings are stretched out. Now fly.
Credits: Dave Whyte, bees and bombs, the art of bulls**tting and Tumblr via Manuel Reitz, animations and Pinterest
The recipe of protein
Ice creams on tap
Cold and ready – this is the sweetness of summer.
Credits: nianzhi.cc via Fidjie Fidjie, Gifs Animés: art ,humour,animaux… and Google+
Rainbow neon cube lattice
Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.
Credits: In Lak’ech Ala K’in and Tumblr via António Silva, 3D GIFS and Google+
All Five Platonic Solids – Sacred Geometry
This animation features all five of the platonic solids in one place!
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Cube – Sacred Geometry
This is the platonic solid that most people are familiar with – it has 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
To share a yellow rose
A special GIF of a yellow rose made by a Facebook GIFs sharing group I like on the social media outlet. This group has given me a lot of interesting and otherwise undiscoverable images and it is nice to give them here a bit of credit and a post all of their own.
Credits: Fatma Özsezer, GIFS to share. GIFS à partager., ezphotoshare and Facebook
Gifville blog design GIFs
This past week, I tried my hand at producing some GIFs of my own, based on the blog’s branding.
The first GIF with the zoom effect and the fancy text was made with Gif-in-gif, a perpetual GIF site, with the text added in via Giphy’s patented ‘Gif Caption’ interface, which allows you to add captions, subtitles and animated text to GIFs and JPEGs.
The second GIF, a rotating cube, was made with Bloggif ‘the Swiss army knife of photo editing’. Nifty, don’t you think.
I’ve also produced GIFs using video I shot myself, but I’m saving those treats for another time 😉
Credits: Made by Vijay Shah with help from gif-in-gif.com, Giphy Gif Caption and Bloggif
Caged rotation
For a traveller going from any place toward the north, that pole of the daily rotation gradually climbs higher, while the opposite pole drops down an equal amount.
– Nicolaus Copernicus
Credits: Pi-Slices and Tumblr via Al Heden Chrism, Awesome GIF’s and Facebook, BrainyQuote
