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The Art of Special Effects Animation
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By
Joseph Gilland, In his 32+ year animation career, he has worked with such studios as Walt Disney Feature Animation, Don Bluth Animation, Productions
Pascal Blais and the National Film Board of Canada. At Walt Disney Feature Animation, he worked on Lilo & Stitch, Brother Bear, Tarzan,
Pochahontas, Hercules, and Mulan.
Description
Create amazing animated effects such as fiery blazes, rippling water, and magical transformations. Animation guru Joseph Gilland breaks
down the world of special effects animation with clear step-by-step diagrams and explanations on how to create the amazing and compelling
images you see on the big screen. 'Elemental Magic' is jam-packed with rich, original illustrations from the author himself which help
explain and illuminate the technique, philosophy, and approach behind classical hand drawn animated effects and how to apply these skills
to your digital projects.
Audience
traditional and digital animators; animation students; traditional and digital illustrators; comic book artists; animation fans
Contents
Introduction; A Brief History of Classical Hand-Drawn Special Effects; The Art of Drawing and Animating Special Effects; The Specific
Categories; Liquids; Fire, Smoke, & Explosions; Magic, Transformations, and Spiritual Entities; Tricks of the Trade; The Future of Effects
Animation
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Paperback, 328 pages, publication date: FEB-2009
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-81163-5
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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