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I've seen some articles being passed around more and more that the Pixar style is dead, and that we need a return to traditional animation. At first it seemed like a passable thing, and I never really clicked on any articles for it because I didn't think there was anything new that needed to be said. But now the argument is everywhere. Did all the new low-quality Disney movies eventually build up to this? Was the redesign problem for Shrek 5 the final straw? Was it the live-action dwarves? It's practically impossible to be wowed by CGI anymore.
And of course, sometimes we get cases of 2D characters looking better than their modern 3D counterparts. Hell, the same can even be said for some pieces of concept art. Example: Foodfight.
Honestly, that affront to the concept of vision looks a hell of a lot better in 2D.
Are you on board with this? Would you like the big studios to return to traditional, more serious, less comedic animation?
And of course, sometimes we get cases of 2D characters looking better than their modern 3D counterparts. Hell, the same can even be said for some pieces of concept art. Example: Foodfight.
Honestly, that affront to the concept of vision looks a hell of a lot better in 2D.
Are you on board with this? Would you like the big studios to return to traditional, more serious, less comedic animation?
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If you're going to approach it from a child's point of view then it kinda changes the topic of discussion, doesn't it.
