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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"2D animation"”.
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Sketch-based skeleton-driven 2D animation and motion capture.
… of a set of novel sketch-based skeleton-driven 2D animation techniques, which allow the user to produce realistic 2D character animation efficiently. The technique consists of three parts: sketch-based skeleton-driven 2D animation production, 2D motion capture and a cartoon animation filter. For …
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Afterimage Toon Blur : procedural generation of cartoon blur for 3D models in real time
One of the notable distinctions of traditional animation techniques is the emphasis placed on motion. Objects in motion often make use of visual stylistic effects to visually enhance the motion, such as speed lines or afterimages. Unfortunately, at present, 2D animation makes much more use of these …
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Nelvana Animation: Shifting Labour Conditions, Digital Tools and Their Influence on the Design of 2D Children’s Animated Series
… impacted the aesthetic narrative of children’s animation. Applying the observations of cultural theorist Byung-Chul Han, the aesthetics of commercial 2D animation embrace smoothness as the positions of animators are reformed by neoliberal policy. The short film Bob and Anice Go To Corpo Hell …
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3D comic : integration of 2D and 2.5D elements into 3D
… study sets out to extract the key elements from 2D comic books, manga, 2D animation and 2.5D animation and combine the knowledge gained with the 3D media. The aim for this project is to blend the line between 2D and 3D and take comics to the next step. Breaking down the fundamentals of …
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Animation : 2D versus 3D and their combined effect
… of space and character movement between 2D and 3D animation. 2D animation is defined by elements constructed in a 2D environment while 3D animation by elements constructed in a 3D environment. Modern day animated films have been seen to mix the two forms for the sake of artistic effect, …