***Hi!*** Quick note: I won in our tutor! I came first! My science teacher AND head of science really liked it! Thanks for your support, guys! Btw, please can we try and get this to 1000 loves? I know we're 70 away, but it would mean so much to me! Welcome to my project. This isn't my usual type of project, we had a homework assignment to research one female and one male scientist and produce a biography of their life. Wait? This counts as a biography? So, anyway, our science teacher wasn't really specific about how we did it, but it was due in next week, so I decided to make a start on it. I've procrastinated on making a powerpoint for it for months now, so I decided the only way I was ever going to finish it would be to make a scratch project. I decided to do Elizabeth Blackwell and Charles Darwin for my scientists. I presented Elizabeth in a very long animation (well long for me) and Charles in a fact-file. Both were really fun to do, even if it was a bit stressful doing the animation... Anyway... After to days of coding, or 5 consecutive hours... It's here! I have to say, I think this is the biggest project I've done in this short period of time! Dusty p.s sneak bubbles into your comment if you read this far!
FEATURED!!! Thank you so much everybody who is loving, favouriting and commenting + following! It means so much to me! I probably should've written this sooner, but for the last two days I've been too gobsmacked to do anything... ;w; No walk cycles just yet with my animating ;w; #Art by me #Facts off Wikipedia #Homework set by my science teacher. #Me (again!) for the idea! Just because I rambled off in the instructions part, the instructions are here instead: IMPORTANT! Before clicking anything, make sure the famous scientists sigh has loaded! Once this has happened, click one of the names. With Charles Darwin, you use the arrow keys (up and down) and with Elizabeth Blackwell press space when prompted. Also, in Charles Darwin, scroll down until there is no more text, and when you get there, press the flower. Now, if you read THIS far, don't put bubbles in the comments, put 'don't right bubbles xD' in the comments, but try and sneak it in, still xD And yes, I know it should be 'don't write bubbles' and if you read it now, you should write 'bubbles' if you like the Charles Darwin side of it, or 'sheep' (idk) if you enjoyed the Blackwell animation. p.s Same rules as above, SNEAK it in!
