The reason why there were animations based on comics is because comics were really popular at that time. It was the best way to bring them to life because comics already has images of what’s going on which makes it easier for the animators to know what’s going on in one panel.
My name is Aung Chan Nyein Kyaw. My major is Video Arts and Technology. My career goal is to be a film maker. I took this course because I love animations and cartoons, and I want to know about their history. I like stop motion and anime. I love watching movies, cooking and skateboarding.
My favorite animated film is Pinocchio by Guillermo Del Toro. I like it because I loves stop motion type animation and it involves so many details.
Cave painting was the first step from which all types of art came, such as drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture, impressionism, theater, abstract, expressionism, cinema, and digital arts. It was the only thing our ancestors could look back to and understand their way of life, what the world was like through their eyes, and how they expressed them.
“Early Humans Made Animated Art: How Paleolithic artists used fire to set the world’s oldest art in motion” article by Zach Zorich
Magic Lantern, to me, felt like the origin of how images shown on television came to be in this current age. Émile Reynaud’s Théâtre Optique felt like the core of all classic cartoon TV shows due to his magnificent device that involved hand-painted, animated, and moving images. I’m more accustomed to animation, and this felt like the origin of where my art skill comes from. Charles-Èmile Reynauld’s Théâtre Optique, 1892
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