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i absolutely love 2D animations.
even here you can see he is not traditionally made in some dark ass edgy clothes but simply he literally has a pink shirt and still is the bad element.
pink shirt is mostly considered "good"
but then you see he also has a cig which is considered "bad"
sharp teeth are considered as not heroic tho
but what would you say about this cig cat?
and what about those two together when you can't see any "bad" elements? no cig no Angy face literally no teeth just nothing
there's always some thinkable elements on every 2D character.
And honestly the Soyuzmultfilm studio is an expert in it.
also another thing I love about soyuzmultfilm is that they don't sexualise anthropomorphic animals
see? pigs don't have one pair of breasts and yes pigs are kind of chunky. A sexualised pig would have a body as a Pixar mom imo
I like that those antr. animals are "biologically" or proportionaly correct. if I could call it like that.
Since we keep getting "live action" CGI remakes of already perfectly adequate animated movies, and because people need to understand that animation is a medium and not a genre, I have prepared this primer about the importance of Visual Language for Conveying Information.
Can you tell what the personalities of these two mice are?
Can you tell now?
Which of these two tigers feels safer to be around?
Which of these three dogs is the funniest one?
If you can answer these questions, then you already have experience with the idea of visual language and stylistic choices being used to impart narrative meaning. If you can understand why these choices were made to impart meaning, then you can understand why animation is a medium for telling stories that has its own inherent value, and is not merely a "placeholder" for the eventual implementation of photorealistic presentation (aka "Live Action" CGI). Animation does not need to be "corrected" or "legitimized" by remaking it into the most representational simulation of observable reality.
#2d animation#2d art#2d character design#slavic cartoons#cartoon#soyuzmultfilm#tw sexualisation#anthropomorphic
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Mowgli (Маугли)
Soyuzmultfilm, 1967-1971
[eng sub]
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The Frog Princess (1954)
#the frog princess#tsarevna-lyagushka#mikhail tsekhanovskiy#soyuzmultfilm#russian animation#animation#1950s#gifs
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Я нарисовала коллекцию Царевен Союзмультфильма по аналогии с Принцессами Диснея. Часть первая. В этом посте у меня Царевны из мультфильмов: I drew a collection of Soyuzmultfilm Princesses similar to the Disney Princesses. In this post (Part 1) I have Princesses from cartoons: «Бременские музыканты» 1969 и 1973 (The Bremen Town Musicians) «Летучий корабль» 1979 (The Flying Ship) «Василиса Микулишна» 1975 (Vasilisa Mikulishna) «Золушка» 1979 (Cinderella) «Русалочка» 1968 (The Little Mermaid) «Дюймовочка» 1964 (Thumbelina)
#soviet animation#Soyuzmultfilm#The Bremen Town Musicians#disney princess#царевны#tsarevny#princess#ussr#my fanart#rabemar art#soviet union
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best about this is that this is canon
The Soviets were 'woke' and not ashamed to dress guy in "girl" clothes even as a costume so long ago and the cartoon was great. Once was the wolf even ballet with chickens in dresses.
the wolf wore a pink shirt. In the beach episode there was literally a female pig who had 3 bras.
Disney should learn that animals don't have human breasts. When commies knew it so long ago why can't westoids learn to not sexualise characters as well? Disney, Pixar....
westoids aren't able to do something so good not even now and all they can do is make non-binary cow or whatever that thing is who have no personality.
westoids are still 100 years behind apes
Them!
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ёжик в тумане 1975 dir. yuri norstein
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[Typo on this but you can’t change a poll after it’s been posted; “month” in the last option is supposed to say “movie”]
#movies#polls#scamper the penguin#80s movies#jim terry#enoki films#soyuzmultfilm#requested#have you seen this movie poll
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Ну Погоди! (Nu Pogodi)
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When you met a severe case of unfriendliness.
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ok, this is cursed.
this guy is Vodyanoy or the water man from the Soyuzmultfilm animated short Летучий корабль/"The Flying Ship" (1979)
and something possessed me to try to draw him emulating David Feiss's style. so. yeah.
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«League of Redheads»-2: №4 – Captain Zelyony
«If cows begin to fly, there is nothing to do for me in the cosmos.»
Melancholic spaceship mechanic (a captain in the movie) Zelyony and the skliss from “The Mystery of the Third Planet” (1981) sci-fi animated movie based on the book “Alice’s Travel” by Kir Bulychev.
#the mystery of the third planet#тайна третьей планеты#soyuzmultfilm#союзмультфильм#soyuzmultfilm fanart#soviet animation#советская анимация#soviet animation fanart#six fanarts#six fanarts challenge#phantieart
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The Boundary (Межа)
Soyuzmultfilm, 1967
[eng sub]
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Them!
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The Frog Princess (1954)
#the frog princess#tsarevna-lyagushka#mikhail tsekhanovskiy#soyuzmultfilm#russian animation#animation#1950s#gifs
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Я нарисовала коллекцию Царевен Союзмультфильма по аналогии с Принцессами Диснея. Часть третья. В этом посте у меня Царевны из мультфильмов: I drew a collection of Soyuzmultfilm Princesses similar to the Disney Princesses. In this post (Part 3) I have Princesses from cartoons: «Золотое пёрышко» 1960 (Golden Feather) «Капризная принцесса» 1969 (Capricious Princess) «Дикие лебеди» 1962 (The Wild Swans) «Янтар��ый замок» 1959 (Amber Castle) «Щелкунчик» 1973 (The Nutcracker) «Исполнение желаний» 1957 (Wish Come True)
#soviet animation#Soyuzmultfilm#Nutcracker#disney princess#царевны#tsarevny#princess#ussr#my fanart#rabemar art#soviet union#The Wild Swans#Щелкунчик#Дикие лебеди
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ёжик в тумане 1975 dir. yuri norstein
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