![]() Drawing a rabbit is pretty simple, really. I didn’t use research, while working on the thumbnails. The first picture that you just saw at the beginning of this topic is the actual rabbit thumbnails I did in pencil on paper, drawn in my own animation style. This will help you to figure out how the character is going to look, and what are the movements. Sketching to Drawing: How to Bring a Rabbit to Lifeīefore going to do the actual animation test, you have to start by doing thumbnails. If you can name any of the other famous animated rabbits, besides the ones I put on the list, please share and leave your comments at the end. ![]() Of course, there’s also Roger Rabbit, famously known from Oscar-winning film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, filmed in both of live-action and animation. Thumper, as you can say, is one of the most beloved characters in the movie, and one of the well-known, lovable animated rabbits in Disney rabbits, along with the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland (1951) and Rabbit from Disney’s adaptation of Winnie-the-Pooh, based on the Pooh books by A.A. ![]() Another famous animated rabbit that we will always remember, besides Bugs Bunny, is Thumper from Disney’s classic Bambi (1942). He’s witty, smart, he’ll go from zooms and speeds, he’s very clever to get away from trouble, and his design is so iconic. Bugs Bunny is definitely one of the most classic, iconic cartoon characters the mascot for Warner Bros. Whenever you think of a very famous rabbit in the world of animation, I guess you may say the only you can ever think of is Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes. Peter Cottontail ( Here Comes Peter Cottontail).Roger Rabbit ( Who Framed Roger Rabbit).If you can think of any of the famous, iconic animated rabbits, who would name of? Let’s take a look at the names of the famous animated rabbits down below on this list: Who doesn’t like rabbits? How can you not like ’em? They’re small and yet they’re so cute! Of course, these little guys are very recognized to be as one of the famous animals to be in a cartoon world, either it is in hand-drawn, stop-motion, or in classic CGI animation. The animal that I chose to work on is a rabbit. It’s weird, because there are a lot of animators out there who have done amazing animation of animals on movies and TV shows, and I think many would say that animating animals is a lot of fun, it can be a challenge for an animator, but the important thing is that you have to animate the character with heart and soul, trying to figuring out on what is this animal’s personality, either it’s a caricature like real-life animals, or anthropromorthic. The one topic that I have never thought of trying to animal was on animals. I think there was a point that my autistic brain was trying to tell me something that maybe I should try and animate something new, and wait on the ballet animation until I’m ready to do that again. So, I decided to stop animating for a while, take a break, and just work on illustrating and drawing. After having to try and work on a new pencil test for ballet (yes, I was working for doing a 2nd pointe animation), but somehow, I just happened to find myself stressing out, seeing something wasn’t working. I haven’t done much of drawing animals, but I have drawn animals before since I was a kid, so this was the first time that I was able to animate one animal. Wow! When did that happen? It’s insane, but hey, it’s awesome! It’s been great to be working on this blog for a year, with so many amazing posts I have been sharing, and able to reach about 79 followers who are, or have been following this blog, so thank you guys for keeping up with your love and support.įor today’s 140th topic, I’m going to be talking about the process of my newest animation project: animating animals. Before we can begin, let me say that I have now reached up my 140th blog post here on The Autistic Animator’s Desk. Luckily, this is gonna be a very fun and exciting topic, and I’m really looking forward to share some new animation clips I have worked on since last week. ![]() I hope you guys are doing well, and staying safe and healthy at home.
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