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Here is a trick I’ve drafted for making animations that stretch further for the effort behind them. This is a basic bird flying in 2 frames, with 2 forms, in 2 directions.

Here are three songs with original lyrics, styled in a form I call “Lucid Lyrics.” It captures the rhythm of the music, aligning with lead sheets. Notes in the document further explain the notation.

4/4

. At the end of my te- . ther

Thought I was a go- . ner

But in walked the an- . swer

In the persons of . Wu-Tang

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Don’t you notice anything? . . 

You haven’t said a single . word about my eye- . ball

Are you . even looking?

I . thought for sure you’d mention it …

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Tone Table – concert key maneuvering. Instrument% plays C. Piano€ (or guitar, violin in concert C) finds the pitch (which conveniently identifies the instrument% concert key). Now, the translation for horizontal or vertical is relative in each direction. (PS- alto sax in Eb above, tenor in Bb below. Horn in bottom right could be French horn in F)

Mask- Lighten to create canvas • Color- Darken directly on top of canvas • Result- animation overlay.

I guess I’m just more of a WAS HERE Christian than an IS BACK Christian.