Our feature artist/tutorial today is the animation on how the body maintains the PLUM LINE, by @simodasketch! The PLUMB LINE is an invisible line from the head to the CENTRE OF BALANCE on the floor - here we see the body FOLD to bring the HEAD BACK with the CENTRE OF BALANCE!
Hirotoshi Sano getting his own little exhibition is pretty neat.
When people talk about the animation of 90s Sunrise mecha anime, a good chunk of those works most likely included his involvement.
"Hidari" stop motion feature film by Masashi Kawamura is still in the works.
Completion expected in 2029 (+ new preview at Cannes Film Market next month).
For today's post I wanted to shed the spotlight on a very unknown work. Directed, designed and supervised by the one and only Takashi Nakamura, it's a must watch for any sakuga fan. Shinji Kimura's art direction is just as standout, with him drawing every single background!
More cuts doesn’t mean ‘bad’, but when you make the viewers eyes go left/right/left/recenter, on top of using multiple cuts on a single action - like running up the ladder, it makes the scene feel less impactful and floaty.
(Via https://t.co/3qhSiBPX0f)