Category: Animation
Clean, convincing and captivating dialogue animation doesn’t just match lips to sound; it captures emotion and timing to curate a believable performance. From phonemes(the distinct units of sound in speech) and visemes (the corresponding visual mouth shapes) to subtle acting
Qiu Fang, a game artist and character designer who has worked with Blizzard Entertainment and serves as a Principal Concept Artist at Riot Games, will join this year’s Frames N’ Games Festival on Friday, April 24, at Rocky Mountain College
Plot and character are core elements of any impactful narrative, but setting also has a profound influence. When those settings emphasize nature, they feel grounded, exciting and meaningful. These spaces can be just as evocative in animation as they are
There is something elegantly understated about good design. For every famous piece of art hung on a gallery wall clamoring for your attention, there are a dozen teapots, street signs, and chairs that are so immaculately executed that their designer’s
Character design for games almost always includes non-human creatures — both fantastical and animal. Non-human character design in animation demands a blend of technical precision and artistic insight, balancing personality and stylistic intent to create a sense of realism that
Modern animators have an expansive, diverse toolbox available. Understanding the intricacies, strengths and weaknesses of the different approaches to animation can help animators maximize their budgets while enhancing visual appeal. Explore the differences between two popular techniques — motion capture
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill The animation medium is often associated with big-budget, narrative feature films—sweeping epics or family-friendly comedies. Yet, a vibrant, decades-long tradition thrives on the fringes, driven by artists who actively reject commercial conventions.
For 62 years, the RMCAD community has gathered to celebrate the creativity of our students and honor the outstanding achievements of the winners in a variety of media. Dating all the way back to when RMCAD was the Rocky Mountain
Many of animation’s most memorable moments come from stories that have lasted for generations. Animation is full of book to movie adaptations, from classics like ‘Cinderella’ to more recent hits like ‘How to Train Your Dragon’. When reimaging these stories
What is Background Design in Animation? Background design in animation is the art of creating unique and memorable layouts for characters to inhabit and engage with. In early animation, these were static images that character animators would lay beneath individually
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