The Animator's Eye: Adding Life to Animation with Timing, Layout, Design, Color and Sound

 

The Animator's Eye: Adding Life to Animation with Timing, Layout, Design, Color and Sound



The Animator's Eye: Adding Life to Animation with Timing, Layout, Design, Color and Sound



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Enhance your animated features and shorts with this polished guide to channeling your vision and imagination from a former Disney animator and director. Learn how to become a strong visual storyteller through better use of color, volume, shape, shadow, and light - as well as discover how to tap into your imagination and refine your own personal vision. Francis Glebas, the director of Piglet's Big Day, guides you through the animation design process in a way that only years of expertise can provide. Discover how to create unique worlds and compelling characters as well as the difference between real-world and cartoon physics as Francis breaks down animated scenes to show you how and why to layout your animation.

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