Disney Animator animates Pogo the three legged dog
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- In this video I take you through my process for animating Pogo the three legged dog as he bounds across the page. Here I'll take you back to the "old days" as I show you my methods on paper. Check out my animation courses at CreatureArtTeacher.com
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Aaron Blaise is an animation feature film director and wildlife artist.
For 21 years Aaron worked with Disney helping to create some of the greatest animated films ever made. During that time he worked as an animator or supervising animator on "The Rescuers Down Under", "Beauty and the Beast", "Aladdin", "The Lion King", "Pocahontas", "Mulan" and more.
In 2003 he was co-director of "Brother Bear" for which he earned an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature Film.
After "Brother Bear" he helped to develop several projects but ultimately left Disney to pursue an opportunity back home in Florida. Aaron recently served as 2D Animation Supervisor and Character Designer for the "The Bear and the Hare" an advertisement loved by millions around the world. (vimeo.com/78740926)
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Aaron: "I'm gonna draw pretty rough."
*Proceeds to make amazing clean drawings.
JAja True
lol
LITERALLY-
It may seem that way but you can see him stroking back and forth on the lineart
But this IS rough. It looks nice and isn't stained or anything, but the lines are... well, exactly that; rough. I'm an artist myself, though not an animator, and people are often surprised by how "clean" my rough sketches look too.
This guy is so underated its a shame. He definetly needs more attention.
IKR!
Omg yes! Someone needs to get this guy to a million subs at LEAST!
Agreed
The flipping paper is music to my ears.
@@Wtfisahandle342 That’s not nearly enough.
H e n e e d s m o r e
My dad had a three legged cat show up at his house one day, we call him Tri-pod.
Aw. Look, you got a heart too! You deserve it. 😊
Genius
Spectacular lol
That is the funniest/cutest name ever!
Tri-pawed
I could hear those paper flipping for the rest of my life
True true
Spitting facts like poetry there man
This guy has does
@@shyivy6440 what?
@@_lefabb The animator, he gets to hear flipping pages for his whole life
Disney should bring 2D animation back to the movie theaters.
Yeah but I love the 2D traditional animation! (I love the 3D animation too) But the traditional animation just makes me smile 💜
@Beansprout Maybe he meant that its a good idea for Disney to show old scool 2d movies in a big screen (once Covid is over ofc). Ive never seen Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and so on on a big screen... I would totally pay. And probably ruin the time for other viewers because I would sing all the songs, haha))
@@msFiBi My brother, dad and I watched an old star wars movie in theaters a month back!
I love the old movies especially the little mermaid 🧜♀️🐠🦀 The lion king 👑 Hercules 🌌🏋️♂️ Pocahontas🦝 (I couldn’t find a lot of emojis but a few r there)
@Beansprout I don't even know where to start with this. I'm reading some implications in here that are honestly pretty funny, but I don't know if you intended them. I will say that the OP did not say anything about traditional 2D animation, they just said 2D animation. 3D animation is not cheap, btw, it's convenient and popular, that's why it dominates the field. I seriously doubt the total man hours required to create something like Wall*E are substantially reduced from traditional animation either, due to the level of detail involved.
How beautiful is that?!
idk
Your art is just as amazing if not more
Yeah
V e r y beautiful
Very
Me with my 2D animation introduction course knowledge: Oh look the tail makes a wave action.
that is so true lmao
I feel called out 😭😂
Study harder
@@itsUncleMonK bro chill
study harder
The Animation world is shifting to CGI , Today's obsession with computer generated details can not be replicated with the beauty of the lines drawn and painted by human hands, We Should Make Hand Drawn Animation HAPPEN! again.
I think a new movie called Wolfwalkers is hand drawn on paper. I may be wrong, but it's still gorgeous.
Idk I like both digital animation and traditional. Both are unique in their own way lol. Both have their own charms that the other can’t replicate and it also depends on the animator. I think we should just appreciate animation for what it is.
Ha! Come to the animation community, we got lots of 2D animation and we call dem memes. Some rare people sometimes take it too far and make a story out of it(no repeats) and still call it a meme. Lol
What about independent films? Hand drawn animation never left.
It's still happening, but Disney, one of the worlds most influencial animation companies has stopped, and that means very few 2d films make it to fame, and it seems like there arent any, a lot of other countried have great 2d animation industries though!
my dad was an animator. he works traditionally, he would let me watch the animation by flipping the papers and i really love it!
This personality, voice, atmosphere
It's incredibly cozy to watch these videos
Hello from Russia! You are the best!
You're just totally right
"Now i'm gonna put some nice happy trees..."
I misread your username, as "Враг", and was like "YES, HELLO, FELLOW RUSSIAN ENEMY!!". Fun. :)
@@imthecoolestguyalive Hmm, what? No, this is not "Enemy", this is "Varg".
Where are there so many likes, did I miss something? :D
"It took 1 hour and a half to make this animation".
The first drawing would take me 1 hour and a half lol
that's what happens when you have decades of experience
He really said 'rough drawings'. Each page is a masterpiece that I could never draw.
You should probably hit up your life drawing exercises doing one minute, five minute, and ten minute drawings. That will probably force you to get looser and faster with drawing over time.
It would take me 500 hours
It’d take me 3- I suck at animals- when I was younger I could but now I’m like humans and bad anatomyyYyyyy
Pogo is adorable holy crap! Also it’s so impressive you did all of that in only 2 hours!
I mean, its just a few seconds, but it is amazing indeed
Very refined workflow
@@dantefox6556 Remember this is an actual animation too, I am sure you didn't mean it, but you make it seem like just because it's handrawn it's less worthy of being called an animation
@@joelchrono Oh, I'm so sorry I did not mean to come off that way. What I was trying to say is a completed animation story. A hand drawn animation is still an animation. The hand drawn animation is an amazing form of animating. The artist in the video did an amazing job in the video and I don't want to take away from that. It's amazing to me that people use to animate by hand, the fact he was able to do it in two hours is far better than I ever could.
@@joelchrono you might be surprised by how long it can take for just a few seconds man,,
One of the things I love about Aaron’s animations is how full of life and personality they feel!!
Its real that disney animators use almost only Hawaiians tshirts, and I dont mind it at all! So much style and u feel really relaxed too!
Its breathtaking to watch movement incrementally come to life through drawings before my very eyes. Such an amazing art form
What’s more amazing to me is that everybody can do this!😁
This would take me 5 days to animate and this guy did it in just 2 hours.
This is what I am wishing to achieve and oh goodness THIS GUY GIVES ME SUCH INSPIRATION.
And he's so kind, which only motivates me more.
Finally! I find normal man! Under another video everybody says "OMG he animate super i never will be like him"
@@tanimations7231 Haha! I'm glad to be seen as the normal person in the comments.
I notice that many people simply say they never will be like someone and that they want to be as good as them but never say 'I will work hard to be as good as them.'
And honestly, I love working hard to animate. It's so calming too!
There's a trick to drawing fast that may help you out. but it requires 3 things
1: Understand gesture and anatomy.
2: Understand 3 dimensional shapes
3: Time/ Draw a LOT.
1: Gesture and anatomy. If your drawings have a ton of detail, cut that out, and just animate the "big picture" of the drawing. the overall form and gesture. Details are for second passess and cleanup. Aaron draws things simply, he's allowed more detail because of number 3.
2: Every figure is comprised of 3 dimensional shapes. Cubes, triangles, squares, Rhombuses etc. Start breaking down figures into their most fundamental shapes. The more you do it, the more you begin to see different things as the shapes they are. I jokingly call it the "eye."
3: Draw a LOT. Time. It will take years to get this good. Repetition is the key to improving in drawing and animation. Make sure you absorb as many masters as you can, when you get too comfortable drawing one way, spice it up. Over time this building and breakdown of art will give you the power to draw complicated forms from thin air. When you get time under your belt, you'll notice you can quickly slip small details into your loose-pass drawings.
The better you get at constructing drawings the better you will be at animating. When you separate important information from minor details and take your time, you will come out on top.
Happy drawing!
@@Ruldolphmaker Thank you so so much! I appreciate this reply a LOT! This is such helpful information and I really hope it can help me to improve my art and animation, and I hope other aspiring artists see this.
Again, THANK YOU!!
“Simple little background”
I can’t even draw that....😂
Edit: Woah, thanks for the likes guys!
Me too bro.but let's practice
@@rohithrook711 :) ive been practicing drawing horse and I just love how they're turning out! I hope you are happy with your art.
i mean it still is simple the atmosphere compared to others contains very little things
"Simple" isn't synonymous to "easy"-- :']
Very true
"he gets around pretty good" literally every person that has ever met my 3 legged dog lmao
15:27 for final, looks amazing
Agreed
@SophiaTheSassy SLSHSHSHSHSLAKKAHA
I would ONLY watch this EXACT type of videos where you draw disney
animation on paper if i could.
It is the ONE thing i really wanna keep watching as an animation fan.
Thanks so much! Making many more!
And even if you dont film yourself every time,
create all kinds of animation shorts/scenes, have fun and share!
thanks so much!
People who put dislike were so enchanted with the video that didn't notice.
Ok but for real, I was watching this and ment to like it and miss clicked
@@insane9977 bruh xd
@@catflyxovo i didn't have glasses onnn eitherrrr
I don't find any reason to do so..
If only they are born to dislike every video on internet.. They would still hesitate
@@user-mh6ju3pg8c agree
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I guess he is the bob ross of animation 😅
This video made animation just click for me. Thank you, Aaron, for all your wisdom! I had been going through a hard time for a few years and I wanted to try and get into animation and to improve my art, then that's when I found you! So thank sir, I dont think I will ever find a better mentor. 😊
Aaron: "This took like 2 and a half hours or so"
Me: *sits crying in front of my paper for 3+ hours without getting a single frame done*
It's amazing to still have people around who care about the traditional art of animation!
I love letting him play in the background as I work on my animation homework. :)
YESSSS I LOVE HIM
I think I speak for so many people when I say I miss paper animation. It’s gorgeous and has such a lively feel to it
Wow that’s incredible his ability to keep proportion the same and not only the shape and execution of the next move is truly a gift
I wish that Disney would try more 2D animations. Its a lot of work, but it just looks absolutely stunning. 3D animation is intresting but doen't give that same effect. Also, I feel like the "live action" remakes and sequels are just not intresting. I wish they would try something more creative than remaking a film in a different way.
Aaron: I'm going to be drawing scribbles
Also Aaron: *draws a full sketch of a dog*
Me: YOU SAID SCRIBBLES. I can't even draw a dog that doesn't look like satan adopted!
Hello from Algeria :D
It's 4am in Algeria right now
I am from New Zealand its 4pm here!! :)
Hey from the burning garbage pit of the world (America. Of course)
It's 9:01 A.M. At the moment
@@rebeccagibbs4128 yaw.... like 12 hours :O
Oh hey am Algerian too :D
@@oceanetir8824 Hello There
As a motion graphics animator I've been reading about traditional animation throughout my career, and sketching for fun, but I've never tried straight ahead animation with pencil for fun. Thank you for posting this, and for the thoughtful edits to make it more watchable. I love getting in the flow, be it digital or analog - but I think that it's easy to overlook the joy of craftsmanship which is represented so well by putting pencil to paper in this video, please post more.
look at the arc the head move does : It's the bouncing ball in action.
I was-I was just-wow!-blown away by this!
I’ve been interested in animation for a few years as a young artist, but I was always intimidated by the impression that animation was a monotonous process. I figured that it consisted of drawing frames for the smallest of movement, causing it to take hours or *days* to complete the animation for a minute scene. You just proved me wrong! In only eight pages you had captured such motion, and it was smooth! After having seen this video (and I hope I’ll get to see more), even if it goes no farther than being just a hobby, I don’t feel so intimidated by the idea of giving animation a shot. Thank you. ^^
I always thought the same too. But recently I started taking an animation class and have learned a lot. The more the drawings in the frames change the faster the movement seems, then the less drawings and smaller changes the slower it appears.
Wooow the paper flipping sound really made me realize how much I miss hand drawing animation on paper
I have a 3 legged wolf character as well! Never thought about animating him tho.
2 hours of animation but over 30 years of craft! Aaron you are amazing! I love you and your channel!
Pogo is very polite
Awww pogo is so adorable!!!! 🥺🥺🥺 I love your drawings!!!!!
What an artist! It's a shame that he's so underrated. In fact I would really like to see some pose to pose animation!
Glad I'm early for this
I miss a lot real 'animated drawing', real Disney. All the beauty in these were the beauty of the line that came to life.
Thanks, you made me feel like the little girl I was : fascinated
Woah- amazing!
I’m a mixture of impressed that it only took him two hours and laughing to myself because that’s what’s considered short in terms of animating.
i totally didn’t take out my digital art stuff to animate alongside him (tho I did a different animation ofc)
This is the stuff that makes me remember how much I want to do this, how much I love animation.
i so miss 2D disney animations and movies, its just so beautiful and fluid and very fairytale like. this is very amazing
Watching this makes me miss Disney's (and in general) hand drawn animation so much. Even if today's 2d animation can be really good, the fact that the lines you're seeing are done with a physical thing (pen/pencil) and not digitally makes the feeling of the drawings totally different.
This is fantastic! I fell in love with Pogo the moment I saw him. It's amazing see him come to life even as you flipped though the pages on the animation board!
amazing!
sometimes I get disappointed of learning 2d animation but when I see your videos , I find my hope again to learn that!
Thanks so much for sharing valuable contents free!!
This had me grinning ear to ear watching it come to life. Such an honour to watch a such a master craftsman at work
He's so cute!! I'd love to animate by paper, always tried as a kid haha gotta bring that back!
This so awesome to see paper animation. We used to do all animation assignments on paper before the quarantine (and couple months after). Thank you for this video.
By the way, I love drawing animals, I’ve made a lot of researching work to make my final student film with 2 four-legged characters (hedgehog and cat). And again. Thank you for inspiring and motivating
It's like watching life being created. Amazing
It's amazing how good this is, especially when it only took a few minutes per frame. I admire your skill immensely.
This is wonderful to watch. I really like seeing the arcs and the overlap and follow through of this animation. I wondered how a tripedal dog would move, and it goes to show knowing both the anatomy and mechanics of your subject it really helps bring it to life. Thank you 🙏
Thanks, Aaron. that was inspiring to see the old school paper technique. You are amazing.
That is probably the best video I've ever seen. I could watch this all day.
As someone who wants to be a future animator, this is incredible and inspiring to watch. I can't explain to you how crazy this makes me to keep working harder.
“I’m liking that”
You mean, *everyone is liking that*
(There are so many people like to do animation across the internet, and people say that Disney needs to hire them. They aren’t wrong, there are so many that have talent, but they like to keep it as a hobby, and not a job. This guy deserves and (most likely) enjoys to be a Disney animator for a career. His anatomy and expressions are perfect throughout the animations, and his enthusiasm makes it even better. I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you!)
I am amazed how he moves the paper so fast in a way where you can see the animation taking life
You're like the Bob Ross of Disney. Pleasant and relaxing to watch.
I love seeing tutorials in traditional animation!
Theres not been better time than today to become a professional artist when you can actually see a profesional of this level giving you lectures across the world ,aswering questions and offering you courses at mad prices.
Hand drawn animation truly is a beautiful sight.I just wish it was brought back into popularity.
Aw my old dog was named Pogo! She was a lovely boxer mix. Thanks you for reminding me of her!
I Still enjoying Tradicional Animation more than 3D Animation, It feels so magic and soft, the movements are so fluid, it's hard to explain, I wish to learn animation one day to do my own tradicional animated movies.
wow how doesn't this guy have one mil. plus subs. He deserves a lot more attention. He's amazing
I'm sorry but nothing beats the beauty and magic of traditional animation, this is beautiful to watch so inspiring
Thinking of titles for both the lessons and the "show": Animation Fun with Ms. Violet & On Adventure with Ms. Violet 😂
Its a pitty that there's more 3d animation than 2d. I grew up getting taught 2d and I absolutely love it
I want to go into illustration for a living and the way that 2d animators can keep their shapes so consistent between frames honestly blows my mind. mad props for being so patient and attentive
All those years and talent one must possess in order to animate in such a beautiful way.
What an inspiration! I was born in 91 and would try to do this on windows paint. It took soooo long for a 15 second animation of a stick figure dancing or something. Really wish i never stopped!
The way he flips each individual page with each of his fingers at one is so satisfying what
I used to love drawing stick men animations in the corner of the webster dictionary, but this is on another level of patience. Wow. Simply amazing.
Soooo neat to see the movement develop as you flip through the drawings. Thank you for the great content!
I wish disney movies were made like this again, this looks so good already. We need a movie about pogo.
It blows my mind how talented you are. It's awesome that we can see the entire process, but by seeing the final animation feeling so natural I realize how much more attention to detail you were putting into it than I could realize by seeing you work.
this video is so cozy and wholesome and the animation is gorgeous
I live for this. I was getting excited while seeing the animation progress and get longer, I’m so glad I’m lucky enough to be able to learn how to animate
Apsolutely loving these videos! Can't wait to see more!
Thank you for posting these! It is soo nice to see how it is done traditionally, since it is different doing it digitally.
Aw I love Pogo! Hope to see more of him 💕
Handdrawn animation is just gorgeous, I really love it so much! You're very talented, sir!!
Tbh this gives me inspiration to animate an entire movie, which I know i can't, but it still inspires me to animate a movie.
Awww the dogo is a bundle of bouncing joy incredible how so smooth it looks!
I’m in tears… So beautiful ❤ Thanks for sharing
Absolutely lovely
How can one person be have this much wholesome energy?!
My God this just looks amazing!! Watching this brings smile over my face! ❤️
It's such a relief to see SOMEONE from disney using hand drawn animation!!! They need to make more movies 2d movies-- even if they use the computer I don't care about that as long as it looks 2D when it's finished!!!😍😍😍😍😍
Its awesome to see 2D animation done in real time! Cant wait for the next video!
2 hours of work turns into 2 second of animation. Wow, the amount of patience and diligence you need for this job is incredible
That is gorgeous! I love they so much!
I love your style. Thanks for another video, keep it up!
all of this is so satisfying. I've always wondered how people could grab and maneuver all of those sheets so easily. animation is so cool!!!
This is amazing. A true master of his craft
you are my inspiration Mr. Blaise. Whenever I am gonna start animating a new shot, I try to watch any video of yours. Thank you and please keep inspiring animators like us. Hats off.