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| How To Animate Cartoons Recommended animation instructional
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Imagine the fun of combining classic cel animation techniques with the latest digital technology. You begin with pencil and paper just like the old animation masters, working on an animation disk (a special rotating light table). You then digitize pencil tests for immediate feedback to the artist.
Paint backgrounds with traditional media, just because it's fun to splash paint around. Or combine your animation with live action! Then digitally paint, composite and output the frames to a CD ROM, film or videotape. That's how ARG! does TV commercials, motion picture animation, software/multimedia animation and more. Our core group started more than twenty years ago with cels and film. The hard way. So we APPRECIATE digital media! |
All of ARG's work is ultimately digital, so multimedia comes naturally for us. Our cartoonists, animators and graphics specialists use Pentium PCs, Macs and Amiga animation workstations to bring LIFE to toons.ARG! is a full-service animation studio with over twenty years of motion picture screen credits. We deliver our work in all video formats, plus 35mm and 16mm film. In addition to our proprietary 2D systems, we use Macromedia Flash, 3D Studio, Lightwave 3D, a digital sound effects library, and Disney® software. |
| "Good animation is not produced by machines or software. It is created by people who have studied life drawing for years, and understand how things look and how they move." ..........-- Artie Romero |
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| Recommended animation instructional
books | Flash books Techniques & Software Tips | An Example | Cel Portfolio | Animation Software at Amazon.com | HTML Help
Copyright © 2008 ARG! Cartoon Animation. Permission granted for limited use of ARG! animated GIFs on non-commercial web pages (per terms of use) with a link to www.artie.com. Updated 9/26/2006. |
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