Tuesday, February 27, 2007
School: A Comment
I occasionally search blogs for new students starting the $100,000 Cartoon Drawing Course and to check out the progress students are making. Today, I ran across this post...
John K is a great teacher with charisma dripping from every word in his blog. This charisma is great for inspiration. He speaks of how great the old "golden age" of animation was, and of the decline in artistic skill in the animation trade today. My interpretation of his blogs intentions is that it is an aid in rebuilding animation as an artistic trade. What I mean by 'artistic trade' is a line of skilled manual artistic work.
To be a 'real' animator you do need a well developed skill set. Fortunately, for people like me, these skill sets (techniques/methods/practices/principles whatever you want to call them) have already been developed and refined.
Read the rest at Sam Howie's Animation Submarine
Sam "gets it". The $100,000 Cartoon Drawing Course is a lot tougher than it looks on the surface. But if you dig in and learn the fundamentals, you'll be well rewarded for your effort.
Get to work!
Stephen Worth
Director
ASIFA-Hollywood
Animation Archive
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1 Comments:
i tried to copy preston blair book as it is.. and it is really hard to do
i need to draw the same thing over and over again.. and observe what is different of my drawing and preston blair :D its really worth my time because i can draw some cartoons on my own now..
thanks steve
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