Originally Posted by quickdodge®
lol go easy mike, it was a good long time ago. lol.
Originally Posted by quickdodge®
lol go easy mike, it was a good long time ago. lol.
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I guess to younger people it would be. Lolol. You know that came out a year after B&B and Ren & Stimpy. 1994. These aren't classics by any means but were the last of good cartoons. All the Marvel Comics superhero cartoons (Spiderman, Superman and others) were completely fucked up when the artists started drawing them and what they would look like on steroids. Later, QD.Originally Posted by blacknightteg
Originally Posted by quickdodge®
lol true. its been forever since there were good cartoons. i still like to watch cartoons too and there really aint shit anymore. those were some of best to watch in my younger years. now all the cartoons are ridiculously stupid.
Canon Nutswinger:
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55-250mm
50mm USM
Originally Posted by blacknightteg
Especially now that they are computer animated. I guess the computer is cheaper than a cartoonist.
They are. Which is weird because it's just about opposite with a CGI movie with voice overs. A lot of times, if you get a famous actor (Whoopi Goldberg, Eddie Murphy, etc.) to voice over a CGI film, it costs just as much if not more than if the actor actually appeared in a live taping. Later, QD.Originally Posted by SOHC MONSTER
Thats weird. Thats Hollywood for ya. Someone is always making money.Originally Posted by quickdodge®
The computer doesn't do the animation itself.Originally Posted by SOHC MONSTER
Most are done in flash, or a similar 2d animation program -- but there are a select few that are still shot on traditional Cels.
Also, don't get it twisted -- Most of the digitally made cartoons these days are crap as far as traditional animation techniques go (the 12 principles of animation), but that doesn't mean all digitally animated work is crap.
Last edited by BKgen®; 11-02-2008 at 09:05 AM.