We’re filming real objects, and painting on them at the same time. This is how the cartoons from our childhood were made except that they were painted on paper, not walls.
Archive for May, 2008
MUTO (stop motion animation)
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Lifted
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Gopherbroke
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Angst
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Bill Watterson and his cartoon “Calvin and Hobbes”
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Here’s the hot link….
The amazing Jim Borgman
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This book will make you rich, if you open your mind to the possibilities it offers
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If you can come up with ideas for other kinds of things (recipes, hairdos, brain surgery techniques—whatever passion you possess), you can come up with ideas for cartoons.
You don’t have to take one of the courses I teach. Just read this book, carefully, cover to cover (no skimming allowed), and I promise you’ll learn many [...]
A cartoon to inspire my students
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I thought this cartoon would inspire my students to try to draw a cartoon because it looks (deceptively) easy to draw. I want to discuss this one in class as an example of how to create the illusion of distance in a two dimensional drawing.
Cartoon Storyboarding
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An interesting tidbit….
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