Tuesday, April 19, 2011
The difference of animation
I wanted to be able to see the difference in what animators have been able to do over the years. So I went to google and checked out two pictures from over the years. This picture on the left is a newer animation that I found. The animation on the right, is an older animation that I found. Would anyone be able to go back to watching these old animations since we have become so advanced? Or do you prefer the newer age in animation?
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Animation is about storytelling. I don't think that advances in technology have a disruptive effect. We will be fascinated by how scribbles in a flipbook come to life simply by, well, flipping.
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For more on that read Understanding Comics which is an extraordinary book. You can find it in the library or buy it HERE (really worth it!)