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Hello folks! This month’s post is a bit different from usual, as today I’d like to announce "The Animation Smears Book: Uncovering Film's Most Elusive Technique" that I have been producing with Routledge for over a year. It is the first document of it's kind dedicated to preserving the art of abstract motion blur frames. It is essential for any artist and if you ever wanted to know more about animation smear history.
This book was the result of over twelve years of work with dozens of images to help illustrate the research, so I would like to thank everyone here for the continued support as this wouldn't be possible without your help!
https://www.routledge.com/9781032724348
Seeing a character in AoStH with a shadow is a rare delight but it goes to show how much of a difference shading makes.
Immense animation smear.
Here’s a scared Esnupi, just because
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