The Collision Of Simplification And Complexity

As one of the most popular art forms for the public,the continuous development of the animation industry has promoted the improvement of audience taste and aesthetics.The audience is no longer satisfied with the inherent picture style and similar visual performance of animation.Therefore,discover and create unique charm Animation works are the general trend of today’s animation industry.Integrating and learning from other types of art forms has become one of the important ways for the innovation and development of animation.Ukiyo-e art has an extremely flamboyant appearance and is a dazzling pearl in the history of art in Japan and the world.It shows the deep feelings and aesthetic concepts of the Japanese Yamato nation.As an art form with a long history,traditional Ukiyo-e and modern animation combine with each other and innovate each other,which has theoretical and practical value for the development of new animation expression methods and forms.This article first sorts out the origin and background of ukiyo-e art,clarifies the style characteristics of ukiyo-e art from the aspects of modeling,color and composition,and uses the methods of document collection and case analysis to analyze the lines and colors.Organize and analyze the ukiyo-e art in animation in many aspects,such as composition,narration,stylization,and lens,and systematically and detailedly summarize the condensed and complicated conflicts and coordination of ukiyo-e art in modeling,color,composition,and narration..Finally,this project uses the summarized characteristics and methods of Ukiyo-e art expression to guide the creation of the personal short film "The Forest in the deep",and uses the flow and change of colors as an innovative point to complete the creative practice of the personal Ukiyo-e style animation.Carrying out detailed analysis and discussion,to achieve the organic use and display of ukiyo-e artistic expression characteristics and methods in animation creation,and play a certain reference and reference role for future research or exploration of animation work style.