The Western tradition obsessed over accurate anatomy (muscles and proportions).
Indian masters rejected that.
They sculpted bodies like vessels filled with divine breath, using the tribhanga (triple-bend) posture to achieve fluid movement.
Western art captures the physical body.
Indian art captures the soul moving through it.
In my view, every culture shapes its art according to how it understands life itself.
Which approach speaks to you more?
Matthew Lillard criticized the industry for prioritizing celebrities over voice actors in animation:
“The ability to carry a film, as the lead of a film with only a voice, is a power very few people have. The idea that they keep hiring crappy celebrities to carry huge films is killing us.”
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Delaware is revelent to history.
Dakotas where we growing your food.
Vermont gives us out of touch white men.