The Animation Codebook - Student Work

Welcome to the student work gallery for the The Animation Codebook workshops!

This repository is a space for you to upload and share whatever you created during or after the sessions—sketches, animations, experiments, screenshots, or anything else.
Let’s build a creative collection together!

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How to Add Your Work

1. Fork the repository

   • On the original repo page, click the Fork button at the top right.
   • This creates a copy of the repo in your GitHub account.

2. Go to your forked repo

   • Navigate to your copy of the repo on GitHub (github.com/your-username/repo-name).

3. Create a folder with your name or nickname in the root of the repo

   • Click Add file → Create new file.
   • In the filename box, type your folder name followed by a slash / and then the filename (e.g., ayesha-sketches/README.md).
   • This creates the folder automatically.
   • You can add files like .html, .js, .css, .pdf, screenshots, or GIFs inside your folder by creating more files or uploading them. Avoid zip files, for better online accessibility!

4. Upload your files

   • Use Add file → Upload files to drag and drop your work into your folder.

5. Add a short commit message (e.g., “Add ayesha-sketches folder with projects”)

   • Click Commit changes to save your work in your fork.

6. Create a Pull Request (PR) to the original repo

   • Go to the original repo page.
   • You’ll see a Compare & pull request button for your fork’s recent changes — click it.
   • Write a short description of your addition and submit the PR.
   • The repo maintainer will review your work and merge it if everything looks good.

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What to Upload

• Your p5.js sketch files (.html or .js)
• A screenshot or video/gif of your sketch
• A short note in a README.md file (optional)
• Anything creative or code-based that you explored!

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License

This repository is shared under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

That means:

• You can share and remix work here
• You must credit the original creators
• You cannot use the work commercially
• If you remix, share it under the same license

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Notes

• This is a beginner-friendly, community space.
• There are no “right” outcomes, just your exploration and expression.
• It’s totally fine to upload unfinished or experimental work.

Excited to see what you make!
Happy making!