14 stop-motion animations that celebrate kick-ass women
In the beginning of March, we asked our Vine community to join us in a month-long celebration of Women's History Month using #WCWProj2016. To kick things off, we chose to honor Sally Ride, first American woman in space, in our call-to-action Vine.
Sally Ride, first American woman in space
We also posted two Vines created by some of our favorite female stop motion animators. The first one came from Mighty Oak, an all-female studio based in Brooklyn. The second one came from Meagan Cignoli, the founder of a female-led studio called Visual Country in lower Manhattan.
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Lotte Reiniger, silhouette animation pioneer
Kristen Titus, executive director of Girls Who Code
Other Vines came from Mashable staff as well as our extremely talented Vine community. The submissions honored groundbreaking ladies in science, art and beyond.
Eugenie Clark, marine biologist
Dorit Chrysler, composer and master thereminist
Patti McGee, legendary skater
Nora Ephron, overall brilliant woman
Sarah Chang, violinist
Marie Curie, chemist and physicist
Christina Tosi, founder of Milk Bar
Deborah Sampson, revolutionary army
Junko Tabei, first woman to climb Everest
Rosalind Franklin, chemist and crystallographer
Surya Bonaly, figure skater
This one is not a stop motion, but fun to watch nonetheless.
Notorious RBG, U.S. Supreme Court
Shoutout to everyone who participated in the #WCWProj2016!
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