All animators have different tastes and directions we’d like to take our animation careers. Some of us may prefer wild cartoony action, others may prefer subtle realism. But even if you don’t imagine yourself specializing in cartoony animation, studying it will add important tools to your foundation and make you a better overall animator. Cartoony animation isn’t just for cartoony animators—and here’s why!
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Liron Topaz, Lead Animator at DreamWorks Animation, shares character animation tips and the best advice he’s ever gotten.
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For answers to these and other important questions, read 5 Reasons Why 3D Animators Should Know Autodesk Maya.
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While stop motion animation is, in many ways, a completely different world, there are actually...
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There are so many different types of games out there today across a wide range of delivery...
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