James Baxter on Describing Size with Timing and Spacing
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
- We're always amazed at James' ability to explain complex animation concepts in ways that anyone can understand.
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I like the fact that how good of an observer an animator is, as what you described is a physics phenomena call inertia which states that more massive a thing is more force or more time (or more frames in your case) is required to accelerate an object. Great work :)
I hope one day I also become an animator.
Animation is really just physics, acting and music mixed together
I actually often explore the concept of inertia in animation lectures. I didn't name it in this clip, but sometimes it's fun to look at some cartoons with an eye on Newtonian physics. The playing with physics in Looney Tunes shorts is always fun to analyze.
A legend giving master class to other legends ... so inspiring
I just watched Klaus and i almost cried at the end such wonderful work you guys did
No idea James Baxter worked on Klaus, now I'm inspired
i needed this for my assignment due next week haha
I'm not an animator, but it's still useful
It scares me he has a grey beard now.
How can i see this full session?
The audience is like Champions League.
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