#Yiffy Gu

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Yiffy Gu

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Illustration by Yiffy Gu.

See more: https://bldgwlf.com/yiffy-gu/

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Yiffy Gu / Chaotic Happiness

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Yiffy Gu https://ift.tt/31Vhdzk

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Selections have been made for the 45-minute CHROMA Screening. This year we had almost 100 films submitted (the most we've ever had, and close to 3 hours of content)! Faculty judges were blown away by the quality of the work submitted and judging was extremely difficult. Well done everyone!

The film selections are as follows:

Silence Your Cell Phones: Fall 2018 Animation Lab Team Class King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Francis Amisola Peeping Peepers: Mackenzie Bigley Telemarkitty: Chumani Bowser Carnival 51: Maddie Carreiro Summer: Hailey Corrigan Kaiju KO!: Ryan Cunningham Merak: John Davis Don't Look Behind You: Annie Filali Alike: Maddie Carreiro, Sidney Gale, Ben Heuser, Addi Wallace, Jovan Wilson Root: Mason Gray Chaser: Yiffy Gu The Hunter: Mariana Floria, Thomas Haase Catchin' On The Fly: Ben Heuser Happy Feet: D'Angelo Jackson Much, Much, How Much: Alma Kim Runner's High: Mallorie Kriebel Forest Monster: JungRim Lee Tag!!: Nic Hearl, David Mason Maize: Cassie Moore Welcome to Floriduh: Danielle Mutispaugh Red Room: Kaycee Nwakudu

Please note: selections above are listed in alphabetical order. This is not the final screening order.

If you would like to submit an updated version of your file, please email revisions to ccadanimation [@] gmail.com by 12:00pm (Noon) on Tuesday, May 7th.

The 45-minute CHROMA Screening will be at 6:30pm in the Canzani Screening Room on Wednesday, May 8th.

If you submitted a film for CHROMA and it is not listed above, it will play during the Kit & Kaboodle Screening in DSB 135 during the entirety of CHROMA.

Be sure to check out the website for all other CHROMA events and activities!

Congratulations everyone!

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Yiffy Gu, Mindfulness, illustration, 2020

And a Character for Pride Month, 2018

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“My inspiration could come from anything ranging from daily life to artworks in the museum, from cartoon to music, from an uproar topic to a whimsical dream.”