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AndreasFrancis
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St. Francis said,
“A man who uses his hands is a laborer. One who uses his hands and mind is a craftsman. He who uses his hands, and his mind, and his heart is an artist.”
Hi Andreas, thank you for your comment on my page. I originally was going to go into animation inspired by Will Vinton and his work. I decided on Film instead(Sad really, its so much easier to strut your stuff in animation) I hope one day to make it back to animation, but for now I can only watch people's superb work like yours and congratulate you on the fine job your doing. Cheers-DanielW
Yeah, the classic Vinton Studio's stuff is great! I love their characters and how they really look like plasticine despite a high level of realism in their designs.
Being good at film is a good start for getting into animation, so I reckon you havn't vasted your time. Until last year of uni I thought I wast just gonna animate, but found myself analyzing live action features for camera angles and moves, edits, symbolism, acting, use of sound and music etc.. There's so much to it, and so much fun, animating is really just a small part of it all (though it is the one thing I will be doing when I start hiring people to do all those other things
Keep it up, if you really want to do it, you can!
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Constructive critisism is the key to improvement.
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"Al vencer sin obstáculos se triunfa sin gloria"
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My clay animation video: [link]
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St. Francis said,
“A man who uses his hands is a laborer. One who uses his hands and mind is a craftsman. He who uses his hands, and his mind, and his heart is an artist.”
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Constructive critisism is the key to improvement.
Cheers-DanielW
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Stuck in a existential funk.
Yeah, the classic Vinton Studio's stuff is great! I love their characters and how they really look like plasticine despite a high level of realism in their designs.
Being good at film is a good start for getting into animation, so I reckon you havn't vasted your time. Until last year of uni I thought I wast just gonna animate, but found myself analyzing live action features for camera angles and moves, edits, symbolism, acting, use of sound and music etc.. There's so much to it, and so much fun, animating is really just a small part of it all (though it is the one thing I will be doing when I start hiring people to do all those other things
Keep it up, if you really want to do it, you can!
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Constructive critisism is the key to improvement.
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