Sunday, January 24, 2016
Stop Motion 3D printing
Stop motion has been a means of animation since the 19th century, and has not only survived to today, but has advanced in their complexity as time has gone on. One of the methods that has allowed the medium to come so far happened recently with the integration of 3D printers, which is a change from the days of old where substances like clay were used. When it comes to stop motion films though, you need a method that allows for the creation of thousands or even millions of pieces for one character, and 3D printing helps to plan things out. 3D printing helps to plan out many of what needs to be created before it is actually created, which is very useful in the long run when stop motion is such a medium that one mistake can ruin an entire section. Really, stuff like this is truly what helps this medium shine and continue to be so unique among the computer generated crowd.
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