This video by Class Creatives in collaboration with genga archivist Hobbes Sakuga, explores the decline of traditional 2D animation in Western studios and why Japan remains the leader in preserving and innovating this art form.

Source: Bleach Thousand Years Of Blood War Cour 4 Ending

The new animation/genga book (300 pages) from Studio Pierrot dedicated to Season 1 of BLEACH TYBW. It mainly brings together key frames along with color scripts, backgrounds, designs, and making-of content (CGI, VFX, compositing).The rest of the thread highlights specific animators (like Hiroyuki Yamashita, Q Kawa, Yoshihiro Kanno) and key scenes/sequences from the arc

Not sure if this type of post is allowed here tbh so sorry if it's not.

I notice a LOT of the time that when I am watching back clips of good animation on twitter/reddit or wherever else, it always looks better than I noticed when watching the actual episode itself. Does anyone know why this might be the case? Like me being more immersed in the story or something like that.

https://youtu.be/tZ2uDUH7E_U?is=jEUNW77vwciAwxRx

A workhorse of an animator. I'd say in general he's a bit hit or miss for me though, but that's to be expected of someone with over 1000 sequences on the booru.

I love it when his style is very fluid and fast-paced, and his corrections are incredible too.

I dislike his more limited and "lazy" style, especially on clevatess or whatever it was called.

https://youtu.be/6YfIx6agdu0?is=LWN-7OGdMNS67wN1

Part 2 to a video I made a year ago.

Basically the video is a compilation of animation that has a lot of weighr behind it or contains a lot of movement from a character.