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From: rick@pangea.Stanford.EDU (Rick Ottolini)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: less computer graphics in artistic animation?
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Date: 30 Sep 90 05:55:47 GMT
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In this year's animation festival currently in North CA theaters
consisting of about 20 short pieces, I noticed not a single computer
RENDERED selection whereas there has been a few in recent years.
I wonder why?  Are the alternative forms of animation still more
artistically interesting than computer animation?

Most of these pieces had copyrights from the past four years.

I do not rule out COMPUTER-AIDED animation in these pieces,
such as story boarding and compositing.