Meet Auburn, an aspiring engineer who uses Tynker to bring her drawings and ideas to life as colorful animations! Auburn is going into the 7th grade in Florida, and she’s been using Tynker ever since she was in the 3rd grade in Colorado. In her free time, Auburn draws, sings, and dances, but most of all she enjoys creating animations!<\/span><\/p>\n Auburn\u2019s dad, Slater, thinks it\u2019s great that Auburn is interested in coding, remarking, \u201cI love that she\u2019s doing it, and I love watching her play around with [Tynker] \u2013 sitting on the couch and not doing other things, but trying to learn and better herself. It\u2019s great.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Auburn is very passionate about creating something new! We had the opportunity to speak with Auburn and her dad to understand how she transforms her creativity into animation and code. <\/span><\/p>\n What\u2019s your favorite subject in school? <\/b>Math! I love math, math is fun! I think it\u2019s interesting because it\u2019s a way to use numbers to figure out other things. <\/span><\/p>\n Why do you like to code? <\/b>I like to code because it gives you a chance to create, sort of like moving pictures. Instead of explaining what it is, you can show people what it is without words. <\/span><\/p>\n What is your favorite project you\u2019ve made so far?<\/b> My favorite project that I\u2019ve made so far is an animation. It\u2019s an animation of Bendy, a character from a video game that I like, sort of doing a little dance he does in the game. I like that one a lot because it actually looked good.<\/span><\/p>\n \n\n