#animations powerpoint

[pitchcreator]

Animation Powerpoint

In today's fast-paced and visually-driven world, PowerPoint presentations have become an essential tool for effectively communicating ideas, concepts, and data. Animations PowerPoint can transform a static slide into an engaging and dynamic experience, capturing the audience's attention and enhancing the overall impact of your message

[sibmakesart]

its firting

[edorazzi]

distributing a vital PSA to the Miraculous community!!! 💖

[peridotite]

my gohan pmv is doneeeeee after several months of not working on it </3 but it is finally finished. enjoy !

[youtube link]

[gub-the-alien]

They are rotting my brain ｡⁠:ﾟ⁠(⁠;⁠´⁠∩⁠`⁠;⁠)ﾟ⁠:⁠｡

Song: somethin' stupid - Frank Sinatra

[fruitypeaxh]

As a Blue Lock fan, I can't keep defending the animation ☹︎

The studio BETTER lock in for u-20 before I crash out……

In all seriousness, I think the coloring was perfect, but obviously the animation isn't that great. I don't know if it's because of the budget, BUT Isagi's voice actor did say that the studio put in their hard work on it. MAYBE he's talking about the U-20 match

Blue lock ✗

PowerPoint Lock ✓

I might as well stick to the manga at this point

(I’m coping y'all)

[redrobinfr]

so when giraffes only sleep for like, 30 mins a day, it's fine, but when i sleep for ~30 mins a day, it's "a problem" and i "can't just drink more coffee and say everything is normal"?

[underline-dash-png]

finished short weezer animation

[andrevasims]

The top heart graphic isn't unused, they used it in Makin' Magic when a sim kisses a toad that's either a sim transformed with the Toadification spell or one that spawned when the Horn of Plenty charm backfired (although it doesn't appear every single time)

[bringbackbunnymaloney]

Ya know seeing some of the ideas he and the others had and seeing him say this…why do I want to cry? Like they really did him dirty back then-

[shi0n]

every day i wake up to bizarre comments on my kuroshitsuji AMV i made 8 years ago

[realitysperception]

I have done it again.

Cursed myself to animate in powerpoint again. Why? Madness probably. Various clips taken from TheRussianBadger to give Rodimus Prime a voice.... Part two. Anyway, under the cut is the emails I created for the "aggressive kindness" scene, i worked too hard on them to get shoved into my computers recycle bin.

Hope you enjoy!

Alight, saved these from latest video project.

[the-travelling-witch]

i caught up with the bllk manga since the season 2 release brought my fixation back but, after looking into the new episodes, i have to say they were cooking with the animations… and by that i mean themselves bc wtf is that

i need them to get their shit together before they animate kaiser or else ㅠㅠ

[cosmereclysmic]

I think trans folks in scadriel should refer to certain forms of dysphoria/euphoria as gold burning. you look in the mirror and see someone that's you but isn't you? like. Hi. Hello other me. Hope you're doing well.

[kaiser1ns]

no one talk to me i will just animate blue lock in my head💔💔💔 why use colored manga panels with em capcut and powerpoint transitions💔💔 if there are going to be animated series, let it be well done damn im so mad

[starlostlix]

MTP, hope and reasons to live/die (parallels from early story vs later story + extra Jefferson Hope focus)

cw/ mentions of death and su!cide

[ok so this turned out a lot longer than i expected and also is much more analysis than i expected uh enjoy]

So to introduce this i need to add some manga dialogue from Chapter 2 - The one grapefruit pie, and i need to go through it line by line.

[Context - in order to have William kill Baron Dublin, Michelle and Mr Burton have sworn their lives to William. William speaks to both of them.]

1) Liam: "and if you have, as you say, found hope... perhaps you could continue living for a little longer?"

2) Liam: "Please, do not forget that you still have one more important person left in your life."

3) Liam: "I would like those lives you have entrusted me with to be the first ones to witness this ideal world. So until then, do take care of them for me."

4) Michelle: "Not only did you take my reason to die but you're even giving me a reason to live."

5) Albert: "The moment one is given a reason to live, one fears death. As long as they [Michelle and Burton] live, they won't betray him." + Louis: "That goes for us too, after all, our brother william is an admirable leader."

So this set of dialogue establishes a few clear themes that pops up throughout the whole series especially later - hope and reasons to live/die. It's something the main characters debate within themselves, especially William. And this dialogue, once you know the rest of the story, is actually a lot more important than it seemed at first.

Line 1 establishes that William has given them hope not only for the future, but for themselves too. Hope is also a key theme of the series - whether it be in the form of Jefferson Hope (who i will come back to later) or hoping that the Moriarty Plan will create a better future or hoping to meet in another life (from William's letter to Sherlock) etc. But there's a sense of slightly twisted irony here - William has given Michelle and Mr Burton hope for themselves and the future, but by 'The Final Problem' arc William has no hope for himself. William doesn't see a way he can live due to his own actions and his plan entailing his death - he has a reason to die and feels unworthy of life.

To line 2. William talks about how Michelle and Mr Burton have each other in life, seemingly saying that it is important to keep living for each other's sakes. Again, William gives this advice here but later on he is ready to sacrifice himself for everyone else. His brothers are important enough to him to give him a reason to die - he wants to die alone to protect them - which is the opposite of what he talks about here. By the time he gets to New York, it is Sherlock who is the important person in his life and is giving his life hope for a better future for himself.

Line 3. William wants Michelle and Mr Burton to live to witness a better future. As much as this sounds hopeful and optimistic, knowing that William plans his own death to see them in to this ideal world makes it much darker. Keep those lives safe he says, knowing his own won't be there to see that future.

Line 4 is pretty key in the fact that it establishes the subjectiveness of reasons to die and live. Michelle's reason to die (her depression and mourning of her son) is replaced with the hope of a better future. On the other hand, William's hope for a better future is what's pushing him towards his death. In fact this idea of the reason to die being replaced with a reason to live matches the way Sherlock saves William from death in London and helps him find a reason to live again in New York. Louis when watching the tower bridge confrontation also suggests that Sherlock could be a reason to live for William, just as William was for him. The idea is both inverted and paralleled at different points for William, with his reasons to die coming from his ambition to make the world better and his overwhelming sin, and his reasons to live being the people in his life (specifically the one person who could truly understand him, Sherlock). This even further links back to point 2 - for William, Sherlock is the important person in his life later in the story.

LINE 5. This one really hits different. Louis and Albert here basically say that as long as they live they won't be able to betray their brother William. This means that William has already established that he wants his brothers to live on and see the world they help create. Meaning that he, from very early on, planned on dying alone for the cause. As much as other people in his organisation said that they would sacrifice their lives for it, William has found many ways to make sure that doesn't happen, and has placed the burden on himself instead. As much as the rest of the organisation's reactions made it seem like William choosing to die on his own was decided later in the story, the hints are there even as early as chapter 2. He was always intent on dying alone and saving his family and friends. He never wanted any of them to die.

With all that established, back to Jefferson Hope. As a character he is also inherently suicidal in this plan to test Sherlock. He isn't presented to have any strong reason to live - he has no family, not much money or resources, and his illness means he hasn't got long left. But he doesn't have a reason to die, instead he has simply accepted that death is coming soon due to his illness and he can't do anything about it. However William doesn't use his situation to help him find a reason to live on, since he can't cure his illness. Instead he motivates Hope to do something with his final days - revenge. The reason why Hope hasn't got a reason to live is Lord Drebber, the nobleman who killed his wife and faced no consequences. William decides to use that hatred and trauma as a tool in his plan, taking out a corrupt nobleman with a convincing story so nobody looks into a mastermind (except of course Sherlock). William chooses to take advantage of Hope's lack of hope/reason to live instead of trying to help him find some, a far cry from the encouragement he gave Michelle and Mr Burton.

Hope's life is then used as a bargaining chip, presented to Sherlock to test the lengths he would go for a mystery. However, Hope's life is not the focus of that event, and it never was. Hope's life doesn't seem to be heavily important to William or anyone in the Moriarty organisation - not even to Sherlock and Watson. Instead of focusing on Hope's life, Sherlock shows William that he wants to solve the mystery himself and not have the answer handed over to him, but by The Two Detectives he is shown to have doubts about not killing Hope. It is John who cares about not killing Hope at the time, but for the same reasons that he gets annoyed at Sherlock for killing Milverton - the consequences for Sherlock. Even though it is clear that if Sherlock killed Hope there wouldn't be legal consequences, to Watson the weight on the mind of being a murderer is a consequence in itself. Hope never finds a reason to live because he's not given any and actually does not have the time to find one due to his imminent death once he's arrested, because no one thought they could help him. Sherlock says that he was sorry he could not give Hope any hope as he arrests him. So goes the irony of a character called Hope not being able to have any hope.

And what does this tell us about the series itself? Well, it shows a very varied image of hope and reasoning to live. It shows how subjective it is and how sometimes it's not even possible to find it, depending on the situation. But that occurs because of the system - if Drebber hadn't been an awful person and able to abuse his position as a nobleman then perhaps Hope would've had his wife still, and would have spent his final days at peace with her. If Michelle's baby has reached the doctor in time, they'd still be together as a happy family. The reason people in this story are pushed to these feelings of hopelessness can all be linked back to the unfair hierarchal class system really and that's why William is doing what he's doing to change it. William's goal is to create hope for the whole of society by removing the class system, even if a few people like Hope or himself have to lose it along the way. Hopeless death for the few in the name of hopeful lives for as many people as possible.