I really have no resistance to this kind of animation with very special art. There is also a preference for 2D animation with this background 3D, of course, the premise is that it is well integrated.
I have to say that I really like nbht's type of film review, and I made it clear what I am interested in: "RGB dislocation style;
Reduce the presence of lines, let everyone see the color blocks, and the hues between the color blocks are very similar, and sometimes it is difficult to distinguish;
3D imitating two-dimensional hand-painting is the easiest place to show off the lines. 3D has never been able to restore the natural feel of hand-painted lines. The lines always have a sense of rigidity when moving, so the purpose of hiding the lines is for "Promea". 3D must not appear so 3D means. "
The background is often 3D, and so is the robot. The integration of 3D and 2D is really good. It is not as abrupt as 3D in many other 2D Japanese comics. It is largely due to the weakening of the lines. I especially like the perfect fusion of 3D into 2D animation, so that it is easier to have more integrated motion long shots in 2D animation. (I like the background animation in 2D animation very much, but it is very little)
In fact, I directly like Disney 3D, but I feel that the style of painting is too realistic and the deformation is relatively small.
This film has 2D free deformation and 3D free comprehensive motion long shots, which is really good. Hope to continue to do this style of animation.
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nonsense:
As a rotten girl, I didn't hit CP...
There are only three or four people in the cinema, so the air conditioner was not turned on. I went to the staff to turn on the air conditioner halfway through. The cold wind was blowing, and I was about to catch a cold.
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