My particular favorite was “Bendito Machine” and I believe that it successfully balanced an interesting story with simplistic drawings. I am a big fan of the use of silhouettes, having all of the character and main scenery in black while having the background appear in a bright orange, and think that it worked well with the story. The use of long shots allowed for a more aseptically pleasing picture to be painted without losing much detail. I think the strength of this particular animation was that a great amount of interesting visual aspects were maintained despite the animation being quite simple. The color choice of the background also inspired me because it becomes a character within itself. It does not distract the viewer however it works well with the style of drawing that is unique to this particular animation.
Simple animations are unique in the sense that they do not go above and beyond to focus on character detail; instead they serve as a way to balance an interesting narrative with a creative style. I find myself watching more simple animations because it creates a style that is not often seen in animation. All of the examples utilized simple styles to make for a great overall piece.
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