I haven't posted a classic pencil test in a while. Here for your inspiration is a scene from Hanna Barbera's MGM Tom & Jerry cartoons. Not sure which of the regular T & J animators did this scene : Irv Spence, Ed Barge, Ken Muse, Ray Patterson. (or another ?) Enjoy.
Behind the Scenes at Disney's Talent Development Program
“You learn something from every production that you’re on, even if it’s, you know, a commercial that lasts three weeks. You learn something from it.”
All of our AAU Online animation students should be interested to hear this podcast interview with young animation artists who have recently gone through the Disney Animation Talent Development Program and are now working on production at Disney:
Listen to an exclusive interview as Clay Kaytis, Disney animator and creator of the Animation Podcast, talks to five young artists from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
These animators share their educational experience, what it's like to be mentored, and their journey toward becoming members of the crew with a voice in the process of creating animated films.
To hear the podcast, go to:
Disney Talent Development Program alumni on the Animation Podcast
Check out the other great animation podcasts on the site with great animators such as Dale Baer, Eric Goldberg, Nik Ranieri, Glen Keane, etc.
"The Apple and The Worm" , new hand-drawn feature film
The Apple & the Worm is a new hand-drawn feature film from director Anders Morgenthaler.
The film was hand-drawn, but was animated paperlessly on Wacom Cintiq tablets using TVP Animation software.
I don't understand a word of the Danish dialogue in the trailer , but it looks funny.
The film was hand-drawn, but was animated paperlessly on Wacom Cintiq tablets using TVP Animation software.
I don't understand a word of the Danish dialogue in the trailer , but it looks funny.
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