Flip Book

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When I created the flip book I really want it to have a sketch style, not super detailed but not too basic. I started off with the idea of having an eye turn into something else, I didn't know what until I actually started and that was the mentality I continued with. I didn't really plan everything out because I had never had to do 200 frames in animation so I didn't want to create a plan just for it to fall apart while creating it. 

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