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 Forum: The Shorts   Topic: 1934 The China Shop

nik.aberle88
 Post subject: Re: 1934 The China Shop
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:16 pm 

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In The Illusion of Life by Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston they talk about the problem with the door/shopkeeper. It's on pages 72-73. It's only a small few paragraphs but a great description of what they went threw in those days to get something so simple accomplished.

 Forum: Other   Topic: Animate on paper Vs. Animating on Cintiq

nik.aberle88
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 8:59 pm 

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I've never had experience on a Cintiq tablet, but I have used the Intuos which is nice to have around but I wouldn't use it for anything other than having digital story boards or things along those lines. Rather than spending money on a Cintiq I would invest in an Intuos for storyboarding, and other...

 Forum: The Shorts   Topic: 1934 The China Shop

nik.aberle88
 Post subject: Re: 1934 The China Shop
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:39 pm 

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After reading your post and watching it again, I realized how complex those cels must have actually been to create, the highlights and coloring is amazing. I agree that it would have been nice for them to retain a flesh and blood quality once they come to life, but the porcelain nature does allow fo...

 Forum: The Shorts   Topic: 1934 The China Shop

nik.aberle88
 Post subject: 1934 The China Shop
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 8:33 pm 

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As an animation student this is one of the first disney animated shorts I was introduced to. I've read the section the Illusion of Life that talks about it and the making of a short like this really inspires me as an animator. You don't realize how much trial and error can go into a shot but just th...

 Forum: Non-Disney Hand Drawn Animation   Topic: The Iron Giant

nik.aberle88
 Post subject: The Iron Giant
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 8:17 pm 

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As I type this I am watching The Iron Giant for the first time an I must say it seems to be an incredible movie. Granted the giant himself is animated with computer technology he appears to be drawn by hand. I love the dated history in it, namely the duck and cover atomic bomb defense they go over. ...
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