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Learn animation from the work of master animators. Animation historian John Canemaker talks how he approaches animation analysis, tricks and cheats of the masters and shares animation advice for beginners.
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Save As an animator, why do you need to know physics? After all, you’re an artist, not an engineer. Today Professor Alejandro Garcia, teacher of the course “Physics of Animation” at San Jose State, discusses the Principles of Animation Physics,…
Save I bet almost every animator has practiced the follow throughLoose, attached parts tend to continue moving after the leading element came to a stop. When a leading element is slowin… More and overlapping actionDifferent elements of an object or body,…
The Masters: Fast Action
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Save The foundation you build at the start of any animation (or art project, or project in GENERAL) can be the deciding factor between a fantastic final piece or something that falls flat. Today we’ll give you three possible methods…
Save Two “Studying the Masters” posts in a row?! Yes, despite normally spreading them out, today we’re going to take a look at another clip right on the heels of last week’s in order to contrast them and give you…
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