LINE-FORM-MOTION-EMOTION: THE 2D CLASSICAL ANIMATION PROCESS

LINE-FORM-MOTION-EMOTION: THE 2D CLASSICAL ANIMATION PROCESS
FEBRUARY 6-27
RECEPTION: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 6-9PM

Laguna College of Art + Design’s BFA program in Classical Animation presents LINE-FORM-MOTION-EMOTION: The 2D Classical Animation Process, an exhibition showcasing hand-drawn animation sequences encompassing the creative stages of 2D character animation.

This exhibition features rough animation, clean-up animation and final color renditions of animated sequences. Represented mediums include colored pencil and graphite on paper and digitally-painted works. Works from a number of current animation artists are showcased.

Two original drawings by legendary supervising animator Fred Moore from the 1937 Walt Disney feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will be on display. Moore’s work exemplifies how line and form processes create motion, resulting in emotionally charged character performance.

LCAD GALLERY
374 Ocean Ave.
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
LCAD GALLERY HOURS
11AM–4PM Wednesday through Sunday CLOSED Monday and Tuesday

For more information, please contact LCAD Gallery Manager, Bryan Heggie, via
email at bheggie@lcad.edu or by telephone at 949-376-6000 ext. 289.
Artwork credits: Rough animation drawing (detail) of the character Doc from the 1937 Walt Disney film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by Fred Moore, colored pencil and graphite on animation paper, from the private collection of Dan Boulos.