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Create animation sequences with layered drawings and backgrounds Trace videos to make rotoscoped sequences Use the important functions of 2D animation software Export your animated videos to share with the world Apply graphical tools to improve your digital drawings UNIT 4 Assignments Assignment Type

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Gesture Drawing for Animation

Sep 3 2000 · taught not only animation and drawing principles but philosophy attitude and life lessons Walt's personal work was full of vitality He was a tireless sketcher a painter of landscapes seascapes still lifes and people He was an avid writer penning hundreds of pages of notes about the art of animation as well as poetry and stories

What is a feeling of motion in animation?

The feeling of motion, that is the building up of physical action to reach that climax of the pose can be conjured up mentally and will serve as a previous animation extreme to “flip” from in order to reach a dynamic extreme drawing—one that says, for instance, "woman opening umbrella."

Why do animators use shading?

Shading. Shading may enhance a gesture in a painting or a rendered drawing, but the animator does not enjoy the luxury of such devices—best to reserve shading for portrait study. Putting more details in one area than others. Sometimes one becomes fascinated by some detail, or the mind wanders or is marking time somewhere on the drawing.

What are extremes in animation?

Extremes of the pose. Extremes in animation usually mean the farthermost extension of some pose or the drawing just prior to a change of direction. A single drawing also has extremes, which, in a flash, explains what is happening in the pose. Those extremes are vital to such an explanation.

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