Saturday 16 March 2013
Animation Techniques Introduction Part 1 - Traditional Animation
Full animation
This Tecnique is made by studios such a Walt Disney and Warner Brothers, this creates high quality animation, very detailed movement and drawings, using a high process and a long creative system to create. Studio Gibly is one of my favorite studios that creates beuaituly intrecitly deatiled animations, that are under this category, here is one of his more resent films. The japanese version of the English film The Borrowers.
Limited Animtion
This technique includes less detail and stylized drawings and methods of moevement. Pioneerd by the artist at the American Studio United Productions of America. I like this style, its more relaxed and I like the different angles involved.
Rotoscoping
Patened by Max Fleischer in 1917, this tecnique is using live film and drawing over each individual frame. Sometimes seen with not much respect in the past because animators said it was a tool for people who couldn't draw. But has gained good change in views over the years. This movie Heavy Mteal 1981 uses this technique.
This Tecnique is made by studios such a Walt Disney and Warner Brothers, this creates high quality animation, very detailed movement and drawings, using a high process and a long creative system to create. Studio Gibly is one of my favorite studios that creates beuaituly intrecitly deatiled animations, that are under this category, here is one of his more resent films. The japanese version of the English film The Borrowers.
Limited Animtion
This technique includes less detail and stylized drawings and methods of moevement. Pioneerd by the artist at the American Studio United Productions of America. I like this style, its more relaxed and I like the different angles involved.
Rotoscoping
Patened by Max Fleischer in 1917, this tecnique is using live film and drawing over each individual frame. Sometimes seen with not much respect in the past because animators said it was a tool for people who couldn't draw. But has gained good change in views over the years. This movie Heavy Mteal 1981 uses this technique.
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