Hey there everyone, DeepRising here with the Weekly News Letter. There was a great response to last week's topic "Tennis". Well done to everybody who entered. Here are the winning flipnotes.
Our Favorite Flipnotes from last weeks Topic "Tennis"
We really like the jolly tennis playing character in this first entry by Mippness.
The stick person in this flipnote by Alex has a really great for e-hand return. What form!
This next entry by ～Z-6 has a great dynamic energy to it, as a seriously frantic tennis rally is played.
A body-line tennis return is narrowly avoided in this flipnote by Minx. Phew! That was a close call.
This very nicely made entry by chvrnxkv illustrates the important sporting principles of perseverance and pride in your personal achievements. It's not always about winning, it's how you play the game.
There's a really thrilling match playing at the Tennis Club in this flipnote by !!BORUTO!!. That's Game! : D
In this beautifully made entry by Aidan a dragon battles it out on the tennis court against a powerful opponent. It would have been a close match, if not for the intervention of a playful dog.
This Weeks Topic - "Prehistoic Times"
This week's topic is Prehistoric Times. This was the time of Dinosaurs. These giant beasts ruled the world for millions of years. Volcanoes and great forests dominated the landscape, where carnivorous dinosaurs hunted in packs and colossal plant eating dinosaurs grazed from place to place. The oceans we're teaming with huge sea beasts and all manor of strange and unusual creatures. Their extinction was caused by a meteor colliding with the Earth, but they were kings in their day. (Please note:This topic doesn't include the Era of cavemen, as we'll have a subsequent topic just for that.) We really love the way your all so creative with these topics and look forward to seeing the flipnotes you create for them. Make sure to post your entries to the Weekly Topic channel, and the deadline for your entries is the 16th of July. Keep on flipnoting and the best of luck with your entries.