Research on Application of Central Plains Art Elements in Contemporary Network Animation

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10.2991/icelaic-15.2016.129How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Central Plains art; network animation; inheritance; innovation

Abstract

Along with invention of film technique at the end of 19th century, people start to master language of animation art; along with continuous development of media technology, different forms of animation art such as film animation and current network animation appear successively; from evolving process of art forms including cave paintings, hand shadow game, shadow play art and raree show, we can feel human’s capture efforts for object motion and people’s record attempts for motion process. As the main source of artistic creation, Central Plains culture adds more artistic themes to the creation of network animation through a variety of artistic means of art processing. Traditional Central Plains art has rich and colorful species, such as folk color, folk style, local drama, paper-cut art, folklore, etc., the dissemination and inheritance of these artistic characteristics need to be driven by a powerful force in the era of new media. The intervention of digital information technology in the dissemination mode of Central Plains art has changed the mode of artistic creation and artistic appreciation, and thus influenced and changed the thinking mode of network animation art, and ultimately gave birth to the characteristics of network animation art in the era of new media.

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© 2016, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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