An Artist Talks About Disney Animation
Although many people work on the pictures, the figures of the Disney characters are always consistently drawn, as if by one artist.
Each artist working on a specific character is given the character model sheet of relative sizes, poses and the particular details of the character.
The film is also checked at each stage of production to make sure the characters are correctly drawn; other elements are consistent.
In animation projects, the person who follows the production from beginning to end is the director.
His biggest job is timing the animation action and coordination of all the elements that go to make the finished product.
The process is tedious, going through clean-ups and a series of checks.
While colors used to be done by compositors, now the digital department scans it in the computer.
"Animation is expensive," Panlaqui adds.
"So there are only a few companies who engage in the business.
Toon City Animation Studio where I work is an affiliate of Walt Disney Television, USA.
Most animators are members of what is called the Saturday Group, where some famous painters like Malang are members.
I am not a member though, but I try to attend seminars.
" Panlaqui is a graduate of Fine Arts from the University of the East.
He says ideal animators has an optimistic outlook in life.
Animators must be critical, intuitive, creative, good draftsmen, serious performers and team players.
He should be able to appreciate what he is doing and he should love it.
Panlaqui projects with Toon City include animations in "Winnie the Pooh, Belle's Magical Stories, Hercules and Mouse Works.
Panlaqui opines that computers cannot substitute animators.
"Computers can be used as tools, but cannot be an exclusive method of animation.
The creative person is responsible for moving the characters.
" The Disney Characters (From Disney's Mouse Works Series Bible) Mickey Mouse.
Living proof that good guys finish first.
An everyday adventurer.
Mickey is humble, confident, responsible and has an optimistic outlook in life.
He always does his very best.
Donald Duck.
He's something of a show-off whose braggadocio turns to anger as soon as he is crossed.
The laws of physics work against him and he often comes into conflict with inanimate objects, which he suspects are out to get him.
Goofy.
Simple minded and sensitive.
Bumbling and befuddled.
Goofy's got a heart of gold.
The eternal optimist, Goofy views the world with childlike wonder and always makes the best of what comes his way.
Pluto.
Loyal and affectionate.
Pluto is eager to please, needy and easily startled.
Like most dogs, he has a penchant for digging holes and barking at strangers.
Minnie.
The graceful leading lady, Minnie is a near to perfect strong-willed problem solver with a mind of her own.
Passionate about the arts and culture.
Daisy.
Sweet, chatty, and coy, she's the passive-aggressive Southern Belle who can turn violent on dime.
Sophisticated yet sassy, she frequently uses her long eyelashes and feminine wiles to get her way.
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Each artist working on a specific character is given the character model sheet of relative sizes, poses and the particular details of the character.
The film is also checked at each stage of production to make sure the characters are correctly drawn; other elements are consistent.
In animation projects, the person who follows the production from beginning to end is the director.
His biggest job is timing the animation action and coordination of all the elements that go to make the finished product.
The process is tedious, going through clean-ups and a series of checks.
While colors used to be done by compositors, now the digital department scans it in the computer.
"Animation is expensive," Panlaqui adds.
"So there are only a few companies who engage in the business.
Toon City Animation Studio where I work is an affiliate of Walt Disney Television, USA.
Most animators are members of what is called the Saturday Group, where some famous painters like Malang are members.
I am not a member though, but I try to attend seminars.
" Panlaqui is a graduate of Fine Arts from the University of the East.
He says ideal animators has an optimistic outlook in life.
Animators must be critical, intuitive, creative, good draftsmen, serious performers and team players.
He should be able to appreciate what he is doing and he should love it.
Panlaqui projects with Toon City include animations in "Winnie the Pooh, Belle's Magical Stories, Hercules and Mouse Works.
Panlaqui opines that computers cannot substitute animators.
"Computers can be used as tools, but cannot be an exclusive method of animation.
The creative person is responsible for moving the characters.
" The Disney Characters (From Disney's Mouse Works Series Bible) Mickey Mouse.
Living proof that good guys finish first.
An everyday adventurer.
Mickey is humble, confident, responsible and has an optimistic outlook in life.
He always does his very best.
Donald Duck.
He's something of a show-off whose braggadocio turns to anger as soon as he is crossed.
The laws of physics work against him and he often comes into conflict with inanimate objects, which he suspects are out to get him.
Goofy.
Simple minded and sensitive.
Bumbling and befuddled.
Goofy's got a heart of gold.
The eternal optimist, Goofy views the world with childlike wonder and always makes the best of what comes his way.
Pluto.
Loyal and affectionate.
Pluto is eager to please, needy and easily startled.
Like most dogs, he has a penchant for digging holes and barking at strangers.
Minnie.
The graceful leading lady, Minnie is a near to perfect strong-willed problem solver with a mind of her own.
Passionate about the arts and culture.
Daisy.
Sweet, chatty, and coy, she's the passive-aggressive Southern Belle who can turn violent on dime.
Sophisticated yet sassy, she frequently uses her long eyelashes and feminine wiles to get her way.
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