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The reading this week was extremely rough. It didn’t make my brain “hurt” or anything similar, as I was able to understand it decently well enough, but it did make me question the sanity of the writer. Academic writing has … Continue reading →

The world of animation is changing, and has been for quite some time. Since the late 1970s people have been using computers to assist in animation, along with technologies of the time. Adaptation has been an absolute necessity to stay … Continue reading →

After the 1950s, animation changed drastically. Television had become more popular and prevalent in people’s homes, and animation found a new home on TV instead of purely in cinemas due to the decline of them being shown. It had to … Continue reading →

Asian animation, lately it seems, only is ever considered “anime” and nothing else. However, it really has had a more detailed history and shouldn’t all be considered “anime” when quite a lot of it isn’t. Astro Boy was the first … Continue reading →

Asian animation started off very roughly. Only four people really represented China’s animation abilities. During the birth of Chinese animation, there were only a select few places they could physically work in due to limitations and wars. Shanghai was the … Continue reading →