Animation Then Versus Now
Animation in the 30’s Animation now Someone has spent hours and hours to draw every single frame of me. Hey look! I can move my mouth! I’m so alive!
A muscular anthropomorphic dog represents animation in the 1930s, while a small awkward dog represents animation now. The joke mocks modern limited animation by suggesting that merely moving the character’s mouth is treated as proof that it is alive, compared with the painstaking frame-by-frame work of older animation.
muscular anthropomorphic dog / мускулистая антропоморфная собакаsmall cartoon dog / маленькая мультяшная собакаpointed ears / заострённые ушиlarge muscles / большие мышцыdefined abs / рельефный прессcrossed arms / скрещённые рукиopen mouth / открытый ротwhite background / белый фонblack text / чёрный текстcartoon drawing / мультяшный рисунок
- @afrosidemoon / 37805 2021-03-29
- Template
- Buff Doge vs Cheems
- Type
- video, 0:03
- Size
- 948×736 · 178.7 KiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, absurd
- Language
- en
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