Smears, Multiples and Other Animation Gimmicks
"In live-action films, motion blurs are natural occurrences. In animation, you have to make them from scratch. And most of them are pieces of art by themselves."
-Michael J. Ruocco animationsmears.tumblr.com
-Michael J. Ruocco animationsmears.tumblr.com
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Amazingly smears and multiples are even utilized in Stop motion animation:
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