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Inexpensive Large Format (11" x 17") Scanners for scanning Animation Drawings
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“Paperman” director John Kahrs talks about the importance of DRAWING in the CG age. http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=N0CxXAsw0J8 I... -
UPDATE: FUNDED ! They raised the $35,000 and then some. Yet another project worth supporting has come to my attent...
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INBETWEENING is an essential skill . Good inbetweens make the animation flow smoothly , but bad inbetweens can kill a scene. Here is a p...
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If you've ever priced a large format (11" x 17" tabloid size) scanner you know that they are generally very expensive (startin...
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Michel Gagne is making an animated film based on his graphic novel , “The Saga of Rex” . He is funding the film through Kickstarter. ht...
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Animation by Rune Bennicke . Click through the link to Rune's Vimeo page to see more of his pencil tests - Brother Bear Koda's Mom R...
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(cross-posting this from my other blog "Animation Grad Films" which showcases animated shorts made by students at various art sch...
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Here are links to collections of various hand-drawn animated films that I think will be of interest to readers of this blog: TVPaint Animati...
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Animator/director Justin Murphy is in the process of developing an independently produced animated feature film called "Dawgtown" ... -
Behind the scenes interviews with some of the artists who made "The Princess & the Frog" . Here are two parts of the "fro...
