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renjiluvah

Cookies & Productiveness

Feb 10, 2011 22:37

So since my mind crash on Monday when I was totally useless, and irate after discovering that I had not only accidentally deleted my script for my senior project, but my old presentations and the documentation from the previous project before I had changed it, it turned out Tuesday and onwards has been the opposite for the most part. I've finally ( Read more... )

oh happy day, baked sweets, why isn't woot a mood

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aria34 February 13 2011, 02:17:07 UTC

Productive cookies; the most delicious kind of productiveness.

With your talk of animation I realised that I know little to nothing about the actual process. I just know that sometimes it looks like crap and sometimes it's gorgeous, and that I'm really fond of the old classic hand-drawn Disney animations like Cinderella and the original Alice in Wonderland. But maybe it's because of my love of vintage that I gravitate to the 50's animations. But Tangled had some pretty dazzling stuff in there too, I mean, it had more individual strands of hair than a Final Fantasy cutscene! tldr; God, I have no idea what you are going through, and I lack any knowledge of what is good or bad in that field, so go expert go!

I'll keep that tooth remedy in mind. My dad could probably use that too someday. ^^;

renjiluvah February 15 2011, 00:32:26 UTC

YUSH! I agree. XD

You should pick up this book if you're interested in knowing a bit more about traditional animation. One of the best things I've ever bought. And I'm the same. I'm an old Disney classic girl (Beauty & the Beast/The Little Mermaid are my faves) but Tangled was really amazing. Sadly, I only saw it once despite wanting to see it over and over bc it had that replay value. It really surprised me. Totally different feel and reaction compared to when I saw The Princess and the Frog. I loved it ( ... )

aria34 February 15 2011, 05:49:56 UTC

Oh wow! It's by the director of animation for Who Framed Roger Rabbit. I have fond memories of that show, although I really shouldn't have been watching that kind of show when I was so young. I'll definitely check it out.

Beauty & the Beast <33 That was my favorite. Tangled was pretty stunning, especially in 3D. That scene where they're in the boat and the lanterns float over them is amasing in 3D. Talk about eye candy ( ... )

renjiluvah February 22 2011, 15:25:38 UTC

Haha wow. You seem like you have a really keen interest in animation, maybe you should take some classes. Tangled really was amazing. It did take that classic formula with some modern humor and they did it well. I don't totally hate Princess and the Frog, I just felt like Disney was just trying to be like, hur hur, we can still do it, and then it wasn't up to par with what it should have been and they should be more capable of. There were animation moments in that movie where I sort of cringed, I didn't really like some of the movement. Like that ditzy jittery blond character, something about her irritated me and I don't mean personality wise. I know she was supposed to be a jumpy and stuff, but I just felt like some spots could have been animated smoother, some places, colored brighter etc etc ( ... )

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