Flipbooks
are animated sequences
you can hold in your hand.


"TV DINNER"






The flipbook that asks:
Who's the real consumer?
     



The fourth deadly sin 
comes languidly  
to life 

"SLOTH"


   They are four dimensional
     and highly interactive.

    You, the viewers, have control.
   Flip forward or backward.

  Look at them over & over again.



   Study each image to analyze motion,
catch subtleties in the drawings,


or read words
embedded in the animation.



"BIRTHRITE"  



Every child's divine birth,
animated from the mother's
point of view

Ruth Hayes has been publishing her own versions of this
19th Century animation toy since 1979.

An ebullient spirit
heads towards the light.		     
"FLIPBOOK OF THE DEAD"





   Motion study
of a cat in heat.


"ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE BLUE
My Cat's in Heat and I'm Thinking of You"

But these toys-
   sometimes whimsical,
      at other times, downright radical
    -are not designed for children!






"The major dialogue in Hayes' work
is between the body and those
who would like to repress it"

- Karen Rosenberg,
The Women's Review of Books




"LEASH LAW"




What separates
man from animal?


Motion study
of a tongue.
   "HOT LICKS"

    From unabashed sensuality
   to socio-political criticism,
   Ruth Hayes' flipbooks
   deliver a delightfully visceral,
  animated punch.

Click on the icons for images and animated clips from the books.


To purchase them click on the
"Add to Cart" buttons or go to the
PayPal form.
For snail mail orders, go to the
Order Form.

In Europe, you can also order flipbooks
on-line from HEEZA or Schacks.


"THE FLIPBOOK
OF REVELATIONS"
 A tele-evangelist reveals
the bare bones
of his faith

A general's   
delusions       
get the better       
of him.        





 "PARANOIA"


New!
  Click here to download
    complete animated sequences
     from Paranoia and other
      out-of-print flipbooks
       to scroll through
      on your iPod Photo!

    

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