#amb animation

[alena-draws]

Finished another one of the AMB Animation Academy Exercises, recreating this Flour Sack for some Primary and Secondary Action practice!

[tetsuyathewise]

Something I made while watching AMB's character animation tutorial.

[harizibrahim]

Case Study 4: Arshad Mirza Baig (AMB Animation) pt3

Some of his major influences when growing up was the Asetrix and Tintin comics which sparked his interest in drawing. Only when he watched Disney’s “Sword in the Stone” that drove him to want to become an animator.

Website

Youtube Channel

[harizibrahim]

Case Study 4: Arshad Mirza Baig (AMB Animation) pt2

When working professionally, Baig acts as animation director, character animator and storyboard artist.

He had worked on various movies, tv shows and some commercials. Some of which are Tale of Despereaux, Fantastic Mr Fox, Lego the Legends of Chima series 1, Sokator 442 and more.

On youtube, he mostly creates educational tutorial and advice videos covering on various topics on animation and being a professional artist. His animation style is very reminiscent of traditional disney animations, with a semi anatomically correct character designs with slightly cartoonish features.

Link for more

[harizibrahim]

Case Study 4: Arshad Mirza Baig (AMB Animation) pt1

The purpose of these case studies was an investigation and exploration on some of the solo/studio based animators I admire

To kick it of, we have Arshad Mirza Baig, from London, England. Otherwise known as AMB Animation on his youtube channel, Baig works as a freelance animator and storyboard artist, primarily focusing on hand drawn 2d animation.