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Help everyone understand the word "animation"!

Animation is not a part of art - "animation" is not a simple 1 + 1 of "animation" and "manga", but an organic combination of the two. We can use any comic expression to create animated works, or even create real cartoons. We can also use animation techniques to create single works, and even create traditional Chinese paintings, oil paintings, prints and sculptures.

Animation is the ninth art - now gamers regard video games as art, after painting, sculpture, architecture, music, poetry (literature), dance, drama, and film (film and television art) The ninth art in human history.

I said: Animation is the "ninth art", and games are included in it.

Animation is the "ninth art" that includes the first eight artistic connotations - a combination that encompasses all artistic content - learning that truly embraces all artistic connotations is the real animation learning.

Plastic art is the basic form of expression of animation - the basic presentation of animation is inseparable from the plastic arts, mainly painting and sculpture, so learning skills around the ability to express shapes and colors is essential.

Comics are the source - random expressions are forms - comics are derived from casual sketches and drafts

Comics are the source - the expression of the plot is the beginning - comics emphasize The content is plot-oriented, and only when there is baggage can there be laughter. Plot can be the story, or it can be the timing of different components of the picture.

Comics are the source - satire and humor are the purpose

Story is the core of animation - the visual representation of the story is fundamental - picture books are a form of expression that cannot be ignored

Form of expression - from static to dynamic - the visual expression of the story is fundamental

From plastic art to performing art

From material presentation to virtual presentation

From material presentation to virtual presentation

From spectatorship to participation - COSPLAY