Showing posts with label Imperfection in Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imperfection in Animation. Show all posts
"IMPERFECTION" IN ANIMATION is a good thing
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The brilliant animator Sandro Cleuzo has a great animation blog which you should definitely bookmark and check frequently. Sandro is generou... -
The ever-resourceful Sherm Cohen is posting a series on Storyboarding: Check out Sherm's other videos: Storyboarding Commentary Series S...
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“Paperman” director John Kahrs talks about the importance of DRAWING in the CG age. http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=N0CxXAsw0J8 I'm... -
I came across this quote from Brad Bird on CartoonBrew recently: "It’s also worth noting that (Wall Street) analysts are always bullis... -
UPDATE: FUNDED ! They raised the $35,000 and then some. Yet another project worth supporting has come to my attention . Ken Du...
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INBETWEENING is an essential skill . Good inbetweens make the animation flow smoothly , but bad inbetweens can kill a scene. Here is a play...
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UPDATE #2 , May 26, 2012 - Well, the IndieGoGo site shows that POE didn't quite reach the funding goal of $13,000, but it got clo...
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Sorry to hear that Michael Sporn's Kickstarter campaign to raise money for his animated feature-film "POE" didn't reac... -
If you've ever priced a large format (11" x 17" tabloid size) scanner you know that they are generally very expensive (startin... -
Here are links to collections of various hand-drawn animated films that I think will be of interest to readers of this blog: TVPaint Animati...
