Sentences with phrase «into traditional animation»

The animation is not done there: the film is chock full of gorgeous Asian landscapes, and the art style frequently shifts into traditional animation to deliver flashbacks.

Not exact matches

Its rotoscoping of actors combines uneasily with traditional modes of animation: they mix into an abstract soup of contradictory images that destroys our suspension of disbelief.

The animation department had a breath of fresh air blown into it with newcomer artists, which led to projects like The Great Mouse Detective and Oliver & Company that harked back to the style of the traditional Disney musical.

The «one - size - fits - none», «fire - and - forget» approach of almost all of today's corporate eLearning — be it traditional, video - based, microlearning or some combination — needs to be relegated to some forgotten decade where outcomes don't matter, and the quality of education is measured by how many people are registered in the LMS and how much animation you can pack into your course.

John: I was building traditional 2D animations for years before I ever got into game programming and design.

Kate Burnet's and Dan Woerner's recent videos weave images from pop culture, the 1961 British film The Day the Earth Caught Fire, and their own animations of burning cars, among other collected material, into a complex system of images that do not rely on a traditional linear narrative format.

Modeling her CG animations on the allegorical paintings of Casper David Fredrich, Fu continues her aspirations in the sublime from her painting background into experimental digital media, exploring the nature of physical and metaphysical limits, as the work also mirrors the fundamental aspect of Chinese Traditional Landscape Painting, which often presents a type of virtual space where the significance of the individual and linear perspective is blurred into a voluminous landscape.

Traditional techniques are matched by new approaches, often pushing the boundaries of drawing into collage, towards painting, sculpture, architecture, illustration, animation, performance and beyond.

Her 2013 exhibition at Morgan Lehman featured a few traditional paintings, a projected animation, sculpture made of altered chairs, and an installation fabricated from thin aluminum strips, seemingly teased into a giant knot suspended midway down two walls and connecting in midair.

Inspired by the her research into the earliest forms of animation (like magical zoetropes and phenakistoscopes), Beveridge's aim was to, «see if it was possible to make the audience highly aware of the process behind animation as most traditional animation focuses solely on narrative.»