Friday, 31 August 2018
Tuesday, 28 August 2018
Thursday, 16 August 2018
QUESTION : TO 2 OR 3 D ANIMATE AS CAREER?
The handwriting is clear on the
wall, the world is moving toward the 3d animation style; and when I say the world,
I mean most American and European animation Studios. This does not necessarily apply
to the Asians, who as of today still prefer the Japanese hand drawn Manga
style.
The truth is, if you hope to get
a quick placement in the industry after grad, studying 3d is advised, today the
Game, Animation and Movie studios need it like mad - however that is not a
guarantee for placements. There are many good 3d artists out there and for you
to compete with those you must be well grounded. Being well grounded in this
sense requires that you have a good mastery of 2d hand drawn animation style
and be able to 3d Model and Rig, in addition to animating. Having most, if not all
of these skills at your disposal would give you an added advantage, especially
at smaller studios or while working as an independent.
But hard as it may seem, 2d
continues to make resurgence in the animation industry. Even after Disney shut
down its 2d animation department, they still experimented with a 2d animation
shot called: “THE PAPER MAN”, combining both 2 and 3d animation styles, does
that bring anything to mind? Even the internet and Cable stations, like the
cartoon network, still show a lot of 2D animations for long running TV series,
because it is faster to produce. Also put in mind the amount of money the “WHITE
BOARD ANIMATION” style is earning as of today. This is a sub-set of the 2D
animation, and presently it attracts the marketing industries all over the
world. Even though it is mostly done with the computer, it easily captivates
people’s attention because it follows a natural drawing approach that our
preconceived minds easily associate with – I wonder if using 3d for such white
boards would reenact similar feelings.
Sunday, 12 August 2018
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