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In my stop motion i wanted to focus on creating a visual representation of something that you would normally see in the span of years rather than just fifteen seconds. I did this by by showing a simplified version of a tree growing. For my setup i took a box and cut a hole in it so that way i could lay my phone on top and use it as a tripod.
Supplies- green paper, protein powder, copy paper, tape, cardboard box, phone

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