How about the Turkish man cosplaying Spider Man for three years?

The degree to which the Turkish man imitated Spider-Man for three years is really very high.

The Turkish man has been spitting on Spider-Man for three years, and whether he succeeds or not, he has his love for Spider-Man.

Miyazaki's anime is hand-drawn and then shot with a professional camera.

Hayao Miyazaki once said, "Animation needs to be drawn by human hands, so I've been working with colored pencils for the rest of my life." Despite the prevalence of digital animation and computer stunts, Miyazaki believes that only hand-drawn animation can retain that authenticity and taste of life, and that computer stunts are too bizarre and virtual to be pursued by him.

The characters in the hand-drawn animation are moved by successive drawings one by one, and the standard is 24 frames. That is, there are 24 pictures in 1 second, so how many pictures are in a movie, so Miyazaki's animation department is a masterpiece, and the production of each part takes several years.

Hayao Miyazaki's anime is hand-drawn, and then shot with a professional camera, and the cost of hand-drawing is much higher than the cost of computer software.

Generally speaking, 24 pictures are drawn in 1 second of animation, but 24 pictures are drawn in American animation.

So the cost of animation in the U.S. is quite high, and in the case of Japanese animation, they're trying to keep costs down.

I draw 12 pictures in one second, so the cost comes down, but the animation feels a little bad.

In order to make the animation look natural, I will shoot 1 animation 2 times, so that there are 24 shots.

The same is true of Hayao Miyazaki's animation, 12 shots in 1 second (some other well-known Japanese animation companies use software to make animations), an hour and a half of animation is about 6w-7w

This may not include the fact that the character setting was drawn when I originally watched Hayao Miyazaki's "Princess Mononoke".

And you can see that in the early stage of the light to design each character, it took tens of thousands of drawings and a lot of scene paintings.

And American animation is 2 companions to this number! I'm just talking about the United States and Japan, and I'm a student of anime, and I feel that learning anime is not very easy, and it's a high-intensity job.

No, Miyazaki is mainly the supervisor and scene designer who grasps the main direction of the whole animation.

To be honest, his own painting skills can only be regarded as average, but he has outstanding talent in scene design, similar to a film director.

The main ones that really worked were Studio Ghibli Kondo (deceased) and Kazuo Oga and others, as you can see the credits after the anime ended.

I must have drawn it myself, and I look at the coherence of the movements, and the more coherent the more sheets there are.

It seems that in the Japanese anime industry now, only Hayao Miyazaki's anime is hand-drawn

The longer and more exciting the anime, the more pictures you draw

This is an animated short SHE'S Gone, **B station.

This animation is "Tea Ah No. 2 Middle School".

The "Tea Ah No. 2 Middle School" series is a hilarious animation web series with the theme of a school park produced by Jilin Ning Yu Animation ****. It was launched in 2014 and has aired 4 episodes and 43 episodes. At present, the first 4 parts of the animation have ended. Part 5 is currently in production.

The school is fictional, based on the High School Attached to Northeast Normal University, mainly about campus life, from the friendship between classmates to the earnest teachings of teachers, all through witty dialogues and specific scenes, the original is shown, allowing the audience to reminisce about their campus scene back then.

It seems to be a secondary two college? Forehead ......I can't remember a little, but I feel that the clothes are quite similar to the promotional posters of the cartoons, so you can check it out for yourself.

The name of the anime is Chinese Kid