I'm really a fan of simple shading in animation, such as file related.
What kind of stuff do you love in animation?
>>81686384
Same.
Also old cel animation/dark coloring. pic related
>>81687491
I absolutely love how that flows, reminds me of Akira too.
Cool stuff.
>>81687839
check it out. Otomo (akira director) helped with it's production along with an all-star list of animators. "Memories"
>>81688001
That's some real bloodborne shit. I'll check it out.
I like frantic action.
>>81686384
you looking forward to the astro boy reboot?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z240pys_D4A
>>81686384
>Not linking the music video.
>>81686384
>>81688892
Here anon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZbkF-15ObM
>>81688876
I can dig it, I'd like to see some more of it in motion though.
bump
Why does the glorious land of Nippon have better animation in general?
Nice thread but can't really contribute at the moment
I did like Papermans style of animation though and I suppose I'll always appreciate traditional 2D
>>81688561
>I like frantic action.
>posts shitty robotic cg animation
![Vision Of Escaflowne - 25.mkv_snapshot_21.15_[2016.04.11_12.24.04].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/daRaOde.jpg "Vision Of Escaflowne - 25.mkv_snapshot_21.15_[2016.04.11_12.24.04].jpg")
I watched The Visions of Escaflowne recently and it reminded me how much I enjoy the dark, dirty and desaturated colour palettes so prolific in the mid 80s to early 2000s
>when the outlines are different than usual
>when the outlines disappear completely
More a thing you see in anime than cartoons but hey.
colors are love
colors are life
>>81693857
I also love trippy LSD-like thigns
>>81690660
sasuga method (cutting corners everywhere you can, then splurging on climactic scenes which make people overlook the cheap bits)
and animators basically being treated like sweatshop workers in terms of terrible hours for terrible pay
>>81693875
>>81693893
what does sasuga mean
>>81693898
>>81693750
yeah, everything is so crisp now, I miss the dream-like quality those old palettes gave
>>81693908
>>81693909
Yes. Dream-like is exactly the word I was looking for
>>81693908
>what does sasuga mean
It means "as expected of". It also doesn't mean what that anon thinks it means. He's referring to "sakuga", and his definition is wrong too, it isn't cutting corners and then splurging, it's not even really a method, it's more about not restraining the animators, which results in people not only enjoying their work but being able to pick out the scenes of different specific animators.
The entire post is so wrong I hope he's intentionally trolling.
The Gorillaz have always looked pretty good, don't know that they have a consistent style...
It's too /a/ in here, get some /co/ love
I love detailed acting. Sergio Pablos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVveB-a9mvI&list=PL2F52175AD2096272
>>81688876
Interesting style. Looks like a mix of anime, video game and cartoon.
It is also partially french. Will it be OK to discuss it here like we do with other franco-japanese cartoons?
>>81693893
But western animation is made in Korea by people with lower wages.
>>81695227
They make things different every time but it always work.
I like character stretching a lot, or when a character moves so fast their body seems come apart when moving. I'm struggling to come up with a western example.
>>81697337
?
>>81693857
Is that show ever gonna be a thing? I feel like I saw the trailer at least a year ago now and nothing else
>>81697337
How about this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52Gg9CqhbP8
>>81697916
The pilot has been out since then.
Come on /co/, I know you love stopmotion
>>81697920
Yeah, that one is pretty good, especially near the end with stills like this.
I love threads about animation in general like this. Good thing we don't have sperglords yelling about how X or Y isn't a comic or a cartoon yet.
>>81700158
I do very much, partly because it's one of the most painstaking forms of animation.
>>81701085
So you are a sadist?
>>81688991
That's a GOAT video, and GOAT band too.
>>81700158
I'm hyped for Kubo.
>>81704282
Never heard of this, it looks pretty decent. When's it releasing?
>>81704384
August 19, 2016
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4302938/
>>81690262
This short never fails to break a smile on my face.
>>81706630
The song is quite catchy too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byAfC5yW_hw
>>81700158
stop motion animation is the last form of western animation I enjoy that's left standing.
Not a big fan of CG and not a big fan of modern tween animated cartoons.
>>81705877
Hope I keep it in mind and it doesn't fly under the radar
>>81708640
CG can look pretty boring, but I find I can enjoy it quite a bit depending on how it's used. Kung Fu Panda looks cool af at times
>>81693524
>>81709665
I forgot about this one. It was a really neat short, shame it is some of the only 2D we've seen from Disney in a while.
>>81709866
1. That's 3D
2. Have you missed all the mickey mouse shorts they've been putting out?
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC6qIbU1olyXQe1WOKt8UJ4hErx3D7qt8
>>81709866
Ah, color me surprised. They mask it well in the short.
And I was talking about Disney's older 2D style. The new Mickey mouse shorts are fine.
>>81710134
Meant to respond to >>81709939
>>81686384
>tfw you're a gobelins student and the crcr people give a conference at your school
>They're accepting interns
>currently waiting for an answer
It's ogre
this is their website
http://www.crcr.fr/
>>81708640
I don't see the point of stop-motion when CG exist honestly, it's basically accomplish what stop-motion does but better and is a lot more versatile and less pain staking even Laika have to use CG in their movies to get all the effects they need.
>>81710370
Do you have anything in your portfolio that might catch their eye?
>>81710416
People honestly like the aesthetic of stop motion animation a lot more sometimes. Plus, you can fit way more detail into stop motion animation cheaper than CGI, it's just a more painstaking process.
>>81710370
good luck
>>81709939
>>81710134
Whatever happened to whatever they used to make Paperman?
I don't think they've used it since
>>81688001
Reminds me of Little Nemo in Slumberland.
>>81707826
Is this Japanese dude a big westaboo, or what?
>>81694250
we're on /co/ which has a noticeably less intelligent community than other boards here
>>81715741
Iunno, I guess? I figured it was because it made a catchy beat. Tap dancing resonates well with a lot of people.
>>81713913
Disney is pretty hard set on the belief that no one wants to see 2d animation anymore, even if Paperman was 3d disguised as 2d, they think the aesthetic just doesn't sell these days.
(According to financial reports they're not wrong...)
>>81713913
Some of it went into Get a Horse! for certain scenes but iirc its too costly to make a movie out of. More of a tech demo than anything else.
>>81686384
Cel shadows
Motion smears
>>81718345
Have any particular examples?
>>81697916
Pilot was released, it was pretty good outside of the sub-par voice acting.
>>81686384
Thin Black lineart. Don't know why. But probably to do with the fact that two of the first animated movies I ever watched were snow white and secret of nimh, especially secret of nimh.
I even like adventure times artstyle because I like thin black lines so much.
Rotoscoping
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26rUX16cZM
>>81686384
Fat folds.
>>81717654
>>81717665
Damn, that's a shame.
I made these webm's a bit ago, things in animation i myself had a soft spot for. Sorry for the poorer quality, it was my first time encoding webm's.
source should be in the titles
>>81690660
animation is taken more seriously as a medium
>>81713913
From what I hear Moana was supposed to be animated with this method but as >>81717665
said it was too expensive to do for a full length movie.
when I was younger and trying to animate, I remember always wondering how autotweening worked, And almost being jealous of them.I still haven't made anything that wasn't hand drawncan't think of anything in particular now
>>81709665
>Paperman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuMK0v4KSBM
>>81686384
Motorcity was too young to die...
I'm a sucker for unusual animation methods or distinctive art styles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lMhOtp62xc
>>81727537
>>81727658
I haven't seen fire animated like that in a long time! This is really quite a time capsule piece.
I'll need to go through this thread
>>81728629
Hopefully the thread will still be up by then.
>>81686384
I don't know what to call this but anytime someone does, I enjoy it.
Sakuga describes a moment when Japanese animation becomes very high quality and can be applied here but I think "single shot" or a "long take" might be better for what I'm describing since this obviously evolved from someone's love for film.
>>81701085
I like to think this is just Barry on a free weekend
Whenever a rabbit is voiced by Charlie Adler.
>>81687491
>>81688001
Magnetic Rose and Cannon Fodder were great.
But then there's FUCKING Stink Bomb
>>81725954
>>81726053
>>81726083
Shit I remember all of these. I wanna torrent them.
What about that Russian Snow Queen adaptation? And the one about the rise and development of man? Should all of these things be easy to find or troublesome?
At any rate I'd try to go for The King and the Mockingbird first but I'm rewatching MSG and I wanted to watch Mazinger Z.
Oh yeah, also, what are some good torrenting resources for Western/non japanese material anyway? You get bakabt, nyaa, etc. for anime and manga, but what are the equivalents for Western material? Where should I be looking for the aforementioned films?
Do pardon my lack of Western webms.
>>81686384
rubber hose style
particularly arm movements and the pacman eyes
![Ernest-et-Celestine[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Ym6nWWu.jpg "Ernest-et-Celestine[1].jpg")
Ernest and Celestine has a pretty nice look
It's also a comfy movie
>>81693669
Fuck off and die, it looks good.
>>81729554
kat.cr, piratebay
>>81693750
Thanks, now I know how to better articulate some of the feelings I have towards that era of animation.
>>81728885
In film making this kind of shot is called a oner. It's a scene done in one long continuous take from a single camera with no cuts.
>>81734635
I've yet to see Birdman, but I hear that's they tried to make the film look like it was filmed in one shot as a stylistic choice.
