The first day of the third session of the Sharjah Animation Conference witnessed a specialized workshop presented by international animation artist Sandro Clearzo, entitled & quot; the basics of personal design: from the idea to the final drawing & quot; during which he reviewed the stages of expressive characters in a direct application style, in front of a wide audience of artists and interested people And students.
& nbsp; (2018), & quot; Iron Giant & quot; (1999), and & quot; Nimona & quot; (2023) – The workshop is emphasized that the design of characters in animation is not limited to the external appearance, but is very similar to directing the actors, in terms of realizing the character, understanding their movements, and what you feel at every moment. People in daily life as a tool to understand their expressions and employ them in cartoon characters, saying & quot, “Draw your personality repeatedly in different moods; Sometimes it is like Clint Eastwood or Jack Nicholson. Watch how actors express exhaustion, shame, suspicion, or joy, these details give life to the character and make it authenticable & quot;
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The second part of the workshop was dedicated to a living view in front of the audience, during which Clearzo drew the character of a riotous cat, providing a set of different mood expressions: from drowsiness, to caution, to fun confusion, explaining during the drawing that the focus is not on perfection, but on the structure of form, and he added: & quot; The idea turns into a complete drawing, step -by -step & quot; while Yanay Al -Jarf (16 years) from Syria expressed her admiration for the calm and useful way that Clearzo explained his steps, stressing that she seeks to professionalize this field. & quot; I have always had difficulty expressing feelings in my designs, but Cleuso gave me a clear vision for every detail & quot;
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