This film was awarded the Green Ribbon in Itami Film Festival, 1993. Learn how various techniques of animation work and see some amazing examples- including an animated pin up girl! The film is in Japanese dialogue with English subtitles.
How To: Do different types of traditional hand animation
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This video reminds us of how creative we can be with traditional animation techniques. The examples of animation are so cool! don't miss this one..
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So retro, love it
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