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2015
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Research committee, Albert Laurence School of Communication Arts, Assumption University
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1st CA Creative Work Faculty Showcase 2015, 80-83
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A good piece of artwork, whether it is
a painting, sculpture, logo or anima-
tion, starts at the design stage. Its
design conception consists of elements
and principles that govern art. An
artist can manipulate elements, such as
line, space, texture, shape or color,
and applies the principles of design to
form an art piece. Without elements,
the art form cannot gain its identity;
it is through elements that an artwork
is deemed complete.
In animation, designers apply elements
and principles to create attributes and
personalities of characters in a story.
By doing so, it is these basic ele-
ments and principles that have allowed
animation to occupy a special place in
the hearts and minds of various nations
with different cultural practices and
societies for over the past 100 years.
In fact, the impact and influence of
animation pertaining to the stories and
characters today permeates every facet
of our daily lives. As an important
staple in a consumerist culture that
supports itself with visual advertising
and media, animation has become an in-
ternationally significant cultural me-
dium. More importantly, the true beau-
ty of animation is the way the stories
and characters remain with us forever
and last for generations to come.
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