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I created the jumping penguin. I was unsure of where to begin, so I tried out translate but it wasn't working so I decided
to use iterpolate. debugging was a great tool to figure out how everything was movig along in the animation for when I would get stuck.
I had a lot of fun making this animation and seeing the eng product brought me a lot of joy.

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Description

I will create an animation of penguins jumping into water. Here is a rough draft of what shapes are needed in the project.

Planning

Create functions for ovals, circles, triangles, and rectangles.
Combine the shapes to create a seamless image of a penguin on an iceberg floating on water.
Iterate that code to create multiple penguins in a line on the iceberg.
Have penguin on the edge jump off iceberg and into the water
Make a splash(optional/depends on how difficult this project may be)
move rest of the penguins up

I want this animation to look like there's no begining or end.