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    by perpetual_chatter98

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    1. perpetual_chatter98 on

      Imagine the hardwork and dedication required for even making a 10 minute cartoon

    13. nakedog on

      Anyone who was in the animating profession that went from drawing on paper to computer animation able to share how the switch from paper to computer went? Gotta be a bit of a watershed moment I’d imagine

    19. Then_Variation6599 on

      Reminds me of the original ‘Thr Little Mermaid’ and all those air bubbles were drawn by hand. Was such an amazing thing to see on those beautiful cartoons!

    20. JamStan1978 on

      I wish there was a way to make this style much faster and more efficient with tools instead of doing everything digital.

    21. LGGP75 on

      So much artistry and we can’t even crop and center the video to make a decent post.

    22. Icy_Smoke_733 on

      For anyone wondering, Disney’s last princess 2D animated film was *Princess and the Frog* (2009). Their overall last 2D film was *Winnie the Pooh* (2011).

      One of the main reasons why WDAS discontinued the animation style was because their 2D movies like Treasure Planet, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and Princess and the Frog underperformed at the box office, relative to expectations.

      Meanwhile, Pixar, which was owned by Disney, was seeing record-breaking success with their 3D animated movies like Finding Nemo, Up, Monsters Inc., etc. As a result, they entirely pivoted to 3D animation, and haven’t gone back since.

    25. samanime on

      Even digital animation is still wild and a ton of work, but old-fashioned, pre-computer animation is just wild. So much skill and labor involved.

    27. naymlis on

      They had someone doing this live at a mall when Pocahontas came out. It was magic to me as a kid

    28. Dentarthurdent73 on

      Attention spans so short that this needs to be sped up now? God knows no-one has time to watch for over a minute.

    29. Bilautaa on

      I did this as an animator in school with these same exact old Disney desks that one of which is likely in this video. The school bought them when Disney’s Florida studio closed due to computer animation taking over the industry. They labeled each desk with the original animator’s name. I love traditional animation so much. I hope it makes a resurgence.

    30. macguyver3000 on

      And we’ll never have this quality of animation again because of cheaper CG. The only way we’ll get this is if independent artists want to keep it alive.

    31. BaeIz on

      This animation is by Aaron Blaise, somebody stole his video and sped it up for karma farming

    32. Ryanookami on

      Why is the voice tweaked? All it does is disguise who the talented artist is. I’m personally gonna take a shot in the dark and guess it’s Aaron Blaise, (it’s got his style, plus they’re also a lefty) but it would be nice if the person who did this could have the respect of their name on it.

    35. Breadromancer on

      So much technical skill, expertise and dedication involved in doing this. Such a shame Disney fucked over its animators and almost killed 2D animation here in the west.

    37. SoulShine_710 on

      Don’t worry because it’s all owned by major Chinese investors just like Star Wars as well unfortunately.

    38. Zapan99 on

      The crazy thing is that lead animators would usually only draw the key frames of each movement, while lesser paid “inbetweener” junior staff would have to fill the gaps.

    39. Magnus_Helgisson on

      My grandma used to work at a Soviet cartoon studio (don’t know what she did there though), and we had a bunch of transparent plastic films with characters painted on them at home.

    42. Dougie_Cat on

      If anyone’s interested Aaron Blaise has a great art channel where he goes over some of his work on Disney movies. He worked on Lion King, Mulan, etc. He has a pretty cool video where he shows his desk from when he worked on Lion King. He also has a new short animated film that he had drew called Snow Bear! Def worth a watch!

    43. BitcoinMD on

      Its amazing that making an animated movie was even considered an achievable task. I would have done some quick math and been like hell no that’s in no way worth it

    46. MortytheMort on

      For anyone wondering, the artist shown is AaronBlaiseArt on YouTube! He has recently released a short form animated story called “SNOW BEAR” that is absolutely incredible. Be ready to shed some tears!

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