Drawing for animation
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Drawing for animation
（Basics animation, 3）
AVA Academia , Distributed by Thames & Hudson, c2009
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-189)
Filmography: (p. 190)
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The thinking process behind drawing, characters, composition and movement, narrative and adaptation are all fully examined in the latest title "Drawing for Animation". Drawing is a fundamental part of the preparatory stages of virtually all design-led projects. It is the core method by which ideas and concepts may be envisaged and ultimately shared with collaborators, clients and audiences. Aimed at students and those interested in entering the animation business, this book explores the pre-production work essential for producing great animation. It is supported by student exercises and includes varied contributions from pioneers in the industry, as well as contemporary practitioners.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. How to get the most out of this book. Thinking about drawing: Observation
- Perception
- Memory
- Interpretation
- Representation
- Imitation
- Experimentation. Practice: Composition and perspective
- Life and figure drawing
- Movement and dynamics
- Thinking animation
- Drawing characters. Pre-production and production procedures: The inciting idea
- Script
- Storyboard
- Scenes
- 2D to 3D. Drawing and narrative: Sketchbooks as narrative resources
- Character as narrative. Drawing and adaptation: Commercials
- Literary adaptation and graphic narrative
- Adapting aesthetics. Drawing characters and concepts: Frederic Back
- Paul Driessen
- Richard Reeves
- Michael Dudok de Wit
- Luis Cook
- Gerrit van Dijk. Glossary. Notes on drawing. Conclusion. Bibliography. Filmography. Webography. Picture credits and acknowledgements.
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