Description
Work by Yury Guzman, Alexander Edward Karnes, and Brandon Strathmann
Storyboarding is the creative stage that Animators use to plan out their cartoons. Storyboards are a series of comic-strip style illustrations that describe all of the acting and cinematography that will appear in a finished animation. Hollywood Legend gives Walt Disney Animation the credit for creating this labor-saving method for visualizing full-length animation. Many animation artists are employed as Storyboard artists in the live-action cinematic industry as well as in animation studios where they provide projects with a plan and creative vision at the start of a motion picture.
Storyboard artists continue to offer support in designing the narrative and environment of a film all the way through its final stages. Characters and stories are designed and perfected through this tool. Whether it is drama or comedy, the exploratory sketches made by Storyboard artists provide a chance to research creative solutions to a cartoon’s storytelling challenges. Story artists’ well-honed skills in observational drawing and character acting enable them to bring a narrative to life.
Admission:
Free
On View:
March 27, 2017 - April 12, 2017
Gallery Hours:
Monday Closed
Tuesday 12–5PM
Wednesday 12–5PM
Thursday 3–8PM
Friday 12–5PM
Saturday 12–5PM
Sunday Closed
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