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Understanding Cultural Fusion as a Concept to Decode Animated Character Visual Design
Understanding Cultural Fusion as a Concept to Decode Animated Character Visual Design
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Title
Understanding Cultural Fusion as a Concept to Decode Animated Character Visual Design
Author(s)
Shao, Ning
Advisor(s)
Berton, John Andrew, Jr.
;
Fernsler, Jeremy
;
Sauro, Clare
Keywords
Digital media
;
Animation (Cinematography)
;
Virtual reality
;
Cultural fusion
Date
2016-05
Publisher
Drexel University
Thesis
M.S., Digital Media -- Drexel University, 2016
Abstract
Cultural fusion as a powerful concept has been applied in many animated character designs. It is influenced by the trend of cultural globalization. The concept of cultural fusion has been applied in body motion design, theme and story in animation, but it has not been completely explored as a powerful concept focused on character visual design. This project explores how novel methods of visual cultural fusion can be applied in the visual design of characters. This study offers character designers new methods for character design utilizing cultural fusion and raises awareness and understanding of this powerful concept. Keywords: animated character visual design, visual cultural fusion, character costume design.
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http://hdl.handle.net/1860/idea:6868
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