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Arts L1 Animation and Comics

The document discusses the evolution of animation from traditional hand-drawn techniques to modern digital animation, highlighting the role of technology and software in the creative process. It also covers the contributions of Filipino animators and organizations like the Animation Council of the Philippines, as well as the history and development of Filipino comics (komiks) and notable figures such as Jose P. Rizal and Tony Velasquez. The transition of comics from print to digital formats is noted, along with the influence of American media on Filipino comic characters.

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Arts L1 Animation and Comics

The document discusses the evolution of animation from traditional hand-drawn techniques to modern digital animation, highlighting the role of technology and software in the creative process. It also covers the contributions of Filipino animators and organizations like the Animation Council of the Philippines, as well as the history and development of Filipino comics (komiks) and notable figures such as Jose P. Rizal and Tony Velasquez. The transition of comics from print to digital formats is noted, along with the influence of American media on Filipino comic characters.

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Animation and

Comics
ANIMATION
ANIMATION
Starting with traditional animation in the
1980s, the industry has now expanded to
more complex types of services, primarily
with the support of emerging technologies
used in creative work and animation
ANIMATION
TRADITIONAL ANIMATION
-a technique made in 1930s
-also known as cel animation or hand-
drawn animation
ANIMATION
TRADITIONAL ANIMATION
-a technique where each frame (celluloid
sheet) and placed over painted
backgrounds of the film is drawn by hand.
ANIMATION
TRADITIONAL ANIMATION
-the standard number of images in a film is
24 frames per second
-the standard size of a film is 12.5”x16.5
ANIMATION
DIGITAL ANIMATION
-digital animation was created in 1995.
-computer designed
ANIMATION
DIGITAL ANIMATION
-CGI creators are working with algorithms
and 3D graphics by using different software
life adobe after effects, Pencil2D and Stop
Motion Studio
ANIMATION
DIGITAL ANIMATION
- you can use shape in creating images
using any software you are comfortable to
use.
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION
DIGITAL ANIMATION
-Filipino animators are part of the Toy Story,
Up, The Incredibles, Cars, Finding Nemo,
Brave, Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and more
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION
ANIMATION COUNCIL OF THE PHIL. INC.
-A non-profit organization of animators.
-It is partnered with TESDA and other
government and private agencies.
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION
ANIMATION COUNCIL OF THE PHIL. INC.
-ANIMAHENASYON – an annual film festival
for Filipino Animators
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION STUDIO INC.
-This company collaborated with numerous
projects and series with foreign partners.
Like Groove High and Space Heroes
Universe
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION
PHILIPPINE ANIMATION STUDIO INC.
-This company collaborated with numerous
projects and series with foreign partners.
Like Groove High and Space Heroes
Universe
COMICS
KOMIKS
komiks is the vernacular equivalent of the
English “comics” or “comic book.”
KOMIKS
It also refers to a form of illustrated stories
portraying various characters and topics from
experiences in everyday life to different kinds of
adventures, exploits and heroism, to dramatic or
humorous scenes.
KOMIKS
Filipino comics introduced characters, themes,
and story lines from Philippine folklore,
mythology, and history.
KOMIKS
JOSE P. RIZAL had written the “The Monkey
and the Tortoise” with his own illustration in
1887 known as the first comics in the
Philippines which indicate the commencement
of mainstream Philippine komiks industry.
KOMIKS
TONY VELASQUES
- The Father of Filipino Comics
- Tony gave life to the first serialized cartoon strip
entitled "Album ng mga Kabalbalan ni Kenkoy," with
the first issue published on January 11, 1929 in the
Tagalog-language Liwayway Magazine.
KOMIKS
Americans influenced the media through comics
with superheroes like DARNA, CAPTAIN
BARBELL.
KOMIKS
Comics are then usually in magazines, books,
and other print media then shifted to digital
forms after the decline of production in 1990s.
KOMIKS
The standard a comic book is 6.875” x 10.438”
while the size for a newspaper comic is 4”x13”.
The cartoonist have the liberty to create 4 or
more panels for a comic strip.

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