History of Animation



I am doing an independent study on the history of animation beginning from Disney and ending at Pixar. If you would like to learn some more about animation feel free to follow along!





Reading: Winsor McCay:  His Life and Art by John Canemaker

Watching: Animation Legend Winsor McCay

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Character animation isn’t the fact that an object looks like a character or has a face and hands. Character animation is when an object moves like it is alive, when it moves like it is thinking and all of it’s movements are generated by it’s own thought processes…It is the thinking that gives the illusion of life. It is the life that gives meaning to the expression. As Antoine de Saint-Exupery wrote, “It’s not the eyes, but the glance—not the lips, but the smile.
John Lasseter, 1994
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