The type of animation created by drawing an image on a page and changing that image slightly over the next several pages.
What is a flip book?
A person who weaves a tapestry.
What is a weaver?
The animation technique you would be using if you photographed your Matchbox cars racing and moved your cars a little at a time down the hallway.
What is stop-motion animation?
You can use a computer to create animation with a GIF. Tell what GIF stands for.
What is Graphics Interchange File?
A tapestry is woven on this apparatus or machine.
What is a loom?
The fibers that run vertically (up and down) on the loom.
What is warp?
The type of animation created with clay or Legos. Every motion is separately photographed then strung together to form a smoothly animated sequence.
What is stop-motion animation?
The fibers on the loom that are woven horizontally (left and right).
What is weft?
The type of fibers used to create the warp threads (and often the weft threads too).
What is wool?
The oldest type of animation. This was the technique Walt Disney used when he first created Mickey Mouse.
What are hand-drawn cels?
The plan used for creating the tapestry.
What is a cartoon?
Over 66,000 oil paintings were used to create a cartoon about an artist. Who was the artist?
Who was Vincent Van Gogh?
The technique using computers that most feature-length animated movies use now days.
What is animation software?
What is the shuttle?
In a hand-drawn cel the artist inks the image on a thin, clear plastic sheet called a cel. Cel is the shortened form of the word ____________.
What is celluloid?