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Title: A Novel Method for Language Expression of Watercolor Techniques in Digital Animation Production Environment
A Novel Method for Language Expression of Watercolor Techniques in Digital Animation Production Environment
Authors: Tian Xia
Tian Xia
Suwich Tirakoat
สุวิช ถิระโคตร
Mahasarakham University
Suwich Tirakoat
สุวิช ถิระโคตร
suwich.t@msu.ac.th
suwich.t@msu.ac.th
Keywords: watercolor art
digital animation
traditional art expression
media fusion
Issue Date:  16
Publisher: Mahasarakham University
Abstract: In the context of media convergence, this study integrates traditional watercolor techniques with digital animation to overcome the technical barriers that hinder the dissemination of traditional art through new media. This approach not only enhances the expressive capacity of watercolor as a technical language but also enriches the artistic essence of digital animation. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining literature reviews, case studies, expert interviews, and audience surveys to evaluate public acceptance and preferences regarding digital animation.The research is conducted in three phases. The first phase involves case studies and in-depth expert interviews to explore the potential of watercolor art in digital animation. The second phase focuses on identifying effective methods to merge watercolor techniques with animation production. In the third phase, the expressive quality of animated films produced using the proposed methods is assessed, and feedback is collected from 35 Chinese students and 47 Thai students. This research explosed that: (1)Watercolor animation combines traditional techniques with modern technology, enhancing storytelling through fluidity, texture, and color theory. It integrates artistic expression with innovative digital tools to create unique visual and emotional effects.(2)The "Digital Watercolor Animation" model fuses watercolor art with digital technology across scriptwriting, art design, and performance, blending creativity, technology, and audience engagement.(3)The "Digital Watercolor Animation" model performed excellently in emotional expression and storytelling, receiving high audience satisfaction. Expert feedback highly praised its application in the animated short film samples, recognizing its cultural depth, fluidity, and immersive visual effects.The findings confirm the potential of this model to expand creativity, blending artistic tradition with innovations in digital animation technology.
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URI: http://202.28.34.124/dspace/handle123456789/3081
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