May 2012
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Watch“Atlantis: The Lost Empire” 2001
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Watch“Winnie the Pooh” 2011
arythusa asked: Not meaning to be nitpicky, but I believe your numbers may be a little off in your recent ask. While 2D western animation is shot at 24FPS, most Disney-level animation is animated on 2s, or 12FPS, with occasional 1s (24FPS) on fast motions. I don't think anyone except Richard Williams has ever made a serious attempt to animate all 24 frames in a second, since that's quite a bit more than...
Anonymous asked: hi! what are the white flashes in pencil tests? looks as if there are blank sheets inserted between drawings... but why?
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Watch“Winnie the Pooh” 2011
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Watch“The Jungle Book” 1967
This is from some sort of seminar about the film for the 40th anniversary re-release. The man speaking at the end is Andreas Deja, Disney animator and animation historian.
Anonymous asked: Did you draw and make those pencil test animations?
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Watch“Fantasia”, “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” 1940
This is an alternate shot to the one eventually used in the piece. In the final film, you see Mickey attack the broom only through the shadows he casts on the wall.
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Watch“The Emperor’s New Groove” 2000
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Watch“Curious George” 2006
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Watch“Atlantis: The Lost Empire” 2001
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Watch“Tarzan” 1999
I remember posting this a few months back, but I recently found a more complete version. It’s about twice as long as the one I posted originally.
I can’t get over how much I love this scene.
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Watch“Tarzan” (1999)
Rough animation composite of the scene where Tarzan and Jane first meet.
