Blinking

Hi hope you're well, have a look at my animations. The illusion of movement gets weird because it's two-frame blinking.

https://i.imgur.com/KY4BQhr.gifv

https://i.imgur.com/45lzgc8.gifv

Hey, look; it's Creativename.
How did I miss this post of yours; I checked here multiple times over the course of the past several months and thought I saw nothing.

@your animations: I'd replace the word "weird" with the word "interesting."
Within those two frames, my mind has room to interpret the motion in more ways to fill in those spaces of time in which it's not directly stimulates by changes in imagery. In the first gif, for example, I can imagine it expanding, then contracting, then expanding [...].

Core question (should you get around to seeing this post): why? What inspired you do animate these patterns?

Yo, how are you Hitorio? Thanks for taking a look. I made this because I'm retarded. I felt like some images have an inherent front and back. But it was a just a dead end, nyuck nyuck nyuck.

How am I? Better than ever before in all aspects (including artistry life); it's a long and detailed story that I'll go in depth about in the future.

I'm gonna have to voice chat with you one of these days to deepen my understanding of you; I've never quite locked on to your conversational wavelength in the past. I think I'm grasping you decently right now, though.

Lemme ask you another question: what inspired you to post on Psuda after so long?
Edit: Apologies for my untimely response to you again. *puts Psuda in Bookmarks bar*

I am so glad to hear you're doing good.  You sound like a young hotshot.

I posted this here because the topic of movement in two frames makes me angry and lonely.

There is SOMETHING different between the two outcomes, and they aren't 50/50.