20 Paint on Glass animation Videos and Animation Techniques

20 Paint on Glass animation Videos and Animation Techniques

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Paint On Glass Animation

Painting on glass animation is a lot of fun. Artists around the world use oil paints as it takes many days to dry. Using paints on glass, artists create a short story and film them frame by frame for their stories. Turpentine is used to remove the oil paints, so the images seem to melt into the prvious ones,creating a fluid motion. Russian animator Aleksandr Petrov has used this paint on animation technique in movies and has won several awards for the same.Animation techniques

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Top 10 Disney Movie Villains Who Deserve Their Own Movie

Top 10 Disney Movie Villains Who Deserve Their Own Movie

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They say that a story is often as good as its villain. We’re way past traditional storytelling that pits the obvious knighted good guys against Sauron-type antagonists who only wish to destroy the world as we know it. Well, unless you’re Disney, that is. It’s true, the bad guys are less flashy and obvious these days (remember how shocked we were all after Hans’ betrayal in Frozen), but you can pinpoint the antagonist from a crowd of thousands.

That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a bad thing, though. A villain can be wholly evil and nonredeemable. As long as we kind of get it and as long as they instill in our hearts the dread and intimidation they’re supposed to, they’re doing their job right. After the success of Maleficent, we can’t help but want to see more of Disney’s timeless villains be given more depth. These are the Top 10 Disney Movie Villains Who Deserve Their Own Movie.

#1 Scar, “Lion King”

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