Now here comes the final part of our homemade GIFs marking the blog’s first year. This one pulls out all the stops. Loads of dancing hamsters, the Gifville road sign dominates the foreground, and there’s a special appearance by Snoop Dogg. This design is fully ‘on fleek’!!
Credits: Vijay Shah with the help of Blingee
As part of the blog’s 1st anniversary celebrations, I’m only showcasing GIFs I’ve built. For Part Two, we’ve got this impressive retro-style ‘ident’, a sort of advertising banner for Gifville, influenced by vintage games such as the Super Mario series and Space Invaders. It is also in a heavy retina-paralysing wardrobe of rainbow colours, cos well, it’s nice.
Credits: Vijay Shah with the help of Blingee, Giphy GIF Caption and ezgif.com
Today is the first anniversary of the founding of Gifville in a living room in Seven Kings, just outside London. I have been collecting GIFs for some years and have always appreciated these relatively simple, yet visually stunning computer graphics.
To celebrate my gallery of animated images and art being open for 365 days, I have produced some GIFs of my own to share. First up is our anniversary special, produced using popular GIF maker, Blingee. This creation was influenced by Japanese/Korean GIF art, especially ‘sowei’ and the Kawai’i animation tradition, probably one of Japan’s best design gifts to the world. This GIF also pays homage to my love of sweet treats and sunny side up eggs.
Credits: Vijay Shah with the help of Blingee
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