CREATIVE ANIMAKERS

The locomotion of mammals can be broadly classified into seven types 1) Walking & Running 2) Jumping, (Leaping ,Hopping) 3) Climbing & Balancing 4) Brachiation (Swinging) 5) Gliding, Parachuting & Flying 6) Burrowing (Digging) 7) Swimming & Diving Walking Walking is a terrestrial locomotion in which at least one leg is always in contact with the ground. The speed of walking is limited by the lack of an aerial or leaping phase in which the animal propels itself through the air. To increase their speed, animals must change their gait from walking to running. Running is locomotion with an aerial phase in which the body is lifted from the ground in order to extend the length of a stride. Weight-bearing walk The heaviest terrestrial animal on Earth is the African elephant, males of which may weigh more than 10 tons (ref.2). The elephant body is characterized by a large head and ears, a large and flexible trunk, and long, pillar-like limbs, which support the body like the leg...

 What is animation..? Animation is  a method of photographing successive drawings, models, or even puppets, to create an illusion of movement in a sequence . Because our eyes can only retain an image for approx. 1/10 of a second, when multiple images appear in fast succession, the brain blends them into a single moving image. Who invented animation?   The very first animated “film” was by a french cartoonist named  Émile Cohl . He's often seen as the father of animation because of his 1908 film, Fantasmagorie, which features a playful cast of hand-drawn characters that are up to no good.   What place does Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs hold in the history of animation? Sno w White and the Seven Dwarfs   was the first film to use up-to-the-minute animation techniques and receive a Hollywood-style release. When it was released in 1937, the film was an immediate box-office sensation and was honoured with a special Academy Award. Who made the first film-...

Perpestive is weird, especially when you take the natural inclines of the world. Just look at this.