Going over the design process form idea to concept art and the drafting and production of animations. Here I am briefly going through the grading structure I was examined on during my studies at Uni: Bottom to Top of the page. In these times of study I found that documenting my ideas and aspirations in a blog was the most productive way of Researching, Experimenting and Developing ideas. Drafted animation, find my final version on DA - No Ads displayed: Final Edit Link to my DeviantArt - Listening to Music Kangaroo Girl So now I have imported the line art and colouring layers into TVPaintAnimation11 program, not a noticeable difference in the format I know, but this software relies on the key input more and was defiantly a challenge to learn mainly because its French.  Once imported, the scaling in complete and we can start animating Shelagh (Name of the Anthro Kangaroo).  I have taken a screenshot of the line art, pretty basic as you can see, but the line art dictates the level of d

Crusader Rabbit, first aired August 1st, 1950. Crusader is the world's first cartoon series made for television.  Alex Anderson, nephew of Paul Terry, came up with the idea.  Jay Ward is part of this, huge surprise there.  It was filmed on a very low budget and has little animation, mostly still shots and camera pans making up the bulk of the cartoon.  Here Crusader is about to demonstrate his lack of superpowers. https://youtu.be/C3hHQvkUhJo Ragland T. Tiger, Crusader's partner and best friend.  The 'T' stands for 'the'.  When asked about it, Rags would tell people his middle name was Larry but his dad couldn't spell!  Rags is none too bright and is the beginning of a long tradition of dopey cartoon sidekicks. This is a cast photo, I cannot find out who is who in this.  But never mind that, what is this picture behind the bar? I would not be astonished if this was by Martin Provensen, he w