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#animation#anime#kyoto animation#kyoani#anime industry#spy x family#pokemon#pokemon concierge#paldean winds
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mxmtoon - cliché (revisited) feat. bee and puppycat (official music video)
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While we wait for Bee & Puppycat season 3, at least we can have a moment of coziness in this new collab with mxmtoon 💖
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Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: The Rebellion Story - Holy Quintet
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⚠️ Flashing images
One of my fave magical girl transformations. Each vignette is stuffed with personality, meaningful symbols, different musical motifs, and types of dance catered to each girl-- yet the sequence feels super cohesive.
Mami is effortlessly graceful whose song is cut short. Kyoko is fiery and aggressive, and underneath her confidence is raw anger and fear. Sayaka is heralded by (heroic? funeral?) bells and runs headlong into her magical self, covering her face in despair afterward. Homura's vignette is fraught with repeating images and film distortion effects. Madoka's dance is full of optimism and hope. I can go on.
Rebellion is honestly one of the most visually stunning films I've seen.
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Procreate Dreams versus ToonSquid - Which Animation App is better?
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A great, concise rundown comparing basic features between Toonsquid and Procreate Dreams (in their current versions).
I've used Toonsquid and tbh it's SHOCKINGLY feature-packed and intuitive for me jumping to it from Adobe Animate. If Procreate Dream feels a bit taunting to learn, I'd say give Toonsquid a try
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Macguffin, South Korean graduation film by ChungKang Animation School students. Poster (official)
Artist: (to be found)
Follow the project on Twitter
《 If artist found / any info needs correction, please let me know! 》
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The Art of Coraline - (Unofficial) Free PDF
The kind folks of Animation Obsessive put together a beautiful volume of collected concept art for Laika's Coraline! And it's free for download!
While unofficial, and briefly experienced copyright-takedown by accident, Laika has given this digital tome their blessing. It's as official as we can get!
Please consider subscribing to Animation Obsessive's free newsletter to get curated animation news every Sunday. They also offer a paid tier for those who would like to support them for even more weekly goodies!
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Paul Felix
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Character designs for Big Hero 6 by Shiyoon Kim
“These drawings helped me define Hiro not just as a design but as a real character to me.”
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Pixar Animation Studios ➞ Part I (1995 - 2009)
#pixar#up#ratatouille#monsters inc#wall e#cars#the incredibles#toy story#a bug's life#toy story 2#concept art#animation
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Sherlock Hound - Cars and Trains
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Sherlock Hound - Airships
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Sherlock Hound - Ships and Submersibles
Sherlock Hound is an animation series directed by Hayao Miyazaki and Kyosuke Mikuriya in 1983. The series was a joint project between Japan's Tokyo Movie Shinsha and the Italian public broadcasting corporation RAI. Six episodes were directed by Miyazaki in 1981 until problems with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's estate led to a suspension in production. By the time the issues were resolved Miyazaki had turned to other projects, and thus the remaining episodes were directed by Mikuriya. The show was finally aired in 1984. (via characterdesignreferences.com)
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Dinosaur Ghosts (WIPs)
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Julith vs Kerub in Dofus Livre 1: Julith
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The French film Dofus - Book 1: Julith has this amazing clip I saw years ago and it still lives rent free in my brain.
There's a notable rhythm to the action, a snappy slow-fast-slow-fast. The contrast draws out the anticipation of each character's movements before rewarding us with satisfyingly punchy impact.
The pacing also helps clarify the action. Instead of things moving at 100% speed all the time, which would make it difficult to make out the individual blows, we are granted time to read every movement without getting lost in the sauce.
This was also animated in Flash which, as a flash/aninate user, is kinda bonkers.
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