Comments on: Stanton Part Two http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/ Animators by day. Teachers by night. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:33:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: /\/\ikeB http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-630 /\/\ikeB Tue, 28 Feb 2006 14:51:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-630 GReat stuff! Stanton seems to say probably one of the largest truths about the creative process; there are no absolutes. GReat stuff! Stanton seems to say probably one of the largest truths about the creative process; there are no absolutes.

]]> By: David Bernal R http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-621 David Bernal R Sun, 26 Feb 2006 04:08:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-621 Dr. Gordon<br/><br/>Well.. Awesome!!<br/>I liked it all, but the best part was when Mr. Andrew Stanton says the hardest part is to keep excited. I believe this is a problem for all artists. It happens to me when I am planning out my animations. I imagine those poses in my head and go wild acting them, trying to make them better, more appealing. I feel extremely happy when I get what I want and cant stop smiling and making weird faces, triyng to mimic those poses I drew and analyze them. Then I get to the computer and start working pretty good because I am really inspired, I get the poses, I figure the explanations of those movements, etc....but inspiration, whith time, starts lowering , and I feel it, so before loosing it I go for more inspiration, I check what I did, the purpose, maybe seeing it some other way, my thumbnails, or I see animations, artpieces, or shots of movies that may inspire this particular shot. Every animator has his own tricks for inspiring, so I thought that could be a good next post for you interviews, seeing what inspires or excites animators or artist. Example like the house and mansion, with those details that we have to deal with...<br/>Some friends, arquitects, when they get bored, they go play video games or see famous buildings and start distorting them to fit funny designs...<br/>Thanks for the interview. Dr. Gordon

Well.. Awesome!!
I liked it all, but the best part was when Mr. Andrew Stanton says the hardest part is to keep excited. I believe this is a problem for all artists. It happens to me when I am planning out my animations. I imagine those poses in my head and go wild acting them, trying to make them better, more appealing. I feel extremely happy when I get what I want and cant stop smiling and making weird faces, triyng to mimic those poses I drew and analyze them. Then I get to the computer and start working pretty good because I am really inspired, I get the poses, I figure the explanations of those movements, etc….but inspiration, whith time, starts lowering , and I feel it, so before loosing it I go for more inspiration, I check what I did, the purpose, maybe seeing it some other way, my thumbnails, or I see animations, artpieces, or shots of movies that may inspire this particular shot. Every animator has his own tricks for inspiring, so I thought that could be a good next post for you interviews, seeing what inspires or excites animators or artist. Example like the house and mansion, with those details that we have to deal with…
Some friends, arquitects, when they get bored, they go play video games or see famous buildings and start distorting them to fit funny designs…
Thanks for the interview.

]]> By: kaveh http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-609 kaveh Fri, 24 Feb 2006 03:35:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-609 thanks a lot for putting up the mp3 version, i couldn't listen to the last one because of their format. thanks a lot for putting up the mp3 version, i couldn’t listen to the last one because of their format.

]]> By: Leo http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-594 Leo Wed, 22 Feb 2006 22:34:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-594 I don't usually comment on blogs and similar, but I felt compelled to say how helpful these podcasts have been for me working on a student project. Andrew Stanton has so many bits of good advice that have really helped me sort out my ideas. Keep up the good work!<br/><br/><br/>Leo I don’t usually comment on blogs and similar, but I felt compelled to say how helpful these podcasts have been for me working on a student project. Andrew Stanton has so many bits of good advice that have really helped me sort out my ideas. Keep up the good work!

Leo

]]> By: Dr. Gordon http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-588 Dr. Gordon Wed, 22 Feb 2006 18:16:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-588 I put up a mp3 version for linux users. Right click on the link and save it. It plays with mplayer<br/><br/><br/>hope it works...<br/><br/><br/>-Andrew I put up a mp3 version for linux users. Right click on the link and save it. It plays with mplayer

hope it works…

-Andrew

]]> By: jonathan http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-582 jonathan Wed, 22 Feb 2006 09:27:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-582 It's those darn crayons!!! Thanks for putting these up Andrew. It definitely has provided some great insight and inspiration. I am definitely looking forward to the next episode. Now if I could only figure, which crayons to use. It’s those darn crayons!!! Thanks for putting these up Andrew. It definitely has provided some great insight and inspiration. I am definitely looking forward to the next episode. Now if I could only figure, which crayons to use.

]]> By: Chris Dub http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-581 Chris Dub Wed, 22 Feb 2006 08:40:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-581 And yet, another great edition. Who would have thought these amazing Pixar people were so likeable and down-to-earth. Cool! Thanks a million Andrew and the rest of the team. Having this invaluable information at the tips of our fingers is just...well...invaluable. Keep it up and thanks again! No, really, thanks!<br/>-Chris Waltner And yet, another great edition. Who would have thought these amazing Pixar people were so likeable and down-to-earth. Cool! Thanks a million Andrew and the rest of the team. Having this invaluable information at the tips of our fingers is just…well…invaluable. Keep it up and thanks again! No, really, thanks!
-Chris Waltner

]]> By: bala http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-580 bala Wed, 22 Feb 2006 08:34:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-580 hey andrew...<br/> as u said,if u can put mp3 version it would be great for guys like me who has problems in playing this file.thnx hey andrew…
as u said,if u can put mp3 version it would be great for guys like me who has problems in playing this file.thnx

]]> By: OV! http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-577 OV! Wed, 22 Feb 2006 06:02:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-577 good stuff once again.<br/><br/><br/>>oVi good stuff once again.

>oVi

]]> By: J http://splinedoctors.com/2006/02/stanton-part-two/#comment-575 J Wed, 22 Feb 2006 05:18:00 +0000 http://splinedoctors.com/blog/?p=68#comment-575 This is really amazing of you to do Andrew. Andrew speaks so directly and candidly, its really wonderful to hear. I'll be posting about this one once I get my head together after listening to it. Awesome awesome awesome.<br/>Thanks one million.<br/>J This is really amazing of you to do Andrew. Andrew speaks so directly and candidly, its really wonderful to hear. I’ll be posting about this one once I get my head together after listening to it. Awesome awesome awesome.
Thanks one million.
J

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