Fanta Vision

As a student in college at Wayne State University, I had taken an animation class. I chose to use Fanta Vision to bring my story to life. All-in-all, it's a simple TWAIN animator that doesn't allow for too long of files. I had to create loops and then pause the video camera to capture each loop's ending, and start the next loop at the same image.
Amazing, I pulled the video edit off first try. Alas, since then, I lost the files (I believe my brother deleted them).

And I never recovered the cassette from my professor. But from what I remember it was easy to use... the big setback (aside from length of the animated "shorts") was that it was a two dimensional animator. What this meant was that I had to create the illusion of roundness by angling the eyes, making them bigger as they rounded the body. If I do say so myself, I thought the effect worked well.
I have been meaning to redo the cartoon in flash (which it is not unlike from what I've garnered), but without the deadline of a classroom pushing me, it has not been so pressing. For a goofy little time travel piece of early enter-TWAIN-ment, you could do worse.