Pakistan's FIRST HAND DRAWN ANIMATION!!

[bananarepublic]

By mano studio

 

[HAIDER]

By mano studio

Excellent work.

 

[313ghazi]

Lovely animation by why are the characters white?

 

[bananarepublic]

Lovely animation by why are the characters white?

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[313ghazi]

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Both the kids have pale skin, one has light brown hair, the other blonde hair. I think it would be nice to have Pakistani looking characters in the story. The main audience for an urdu language cartoon will be Pakistani, why not have characters that look Pakistani, that the kids can relate to more?

 

[war&peace]

It does not seem to be Pakistani at all.. I guess the mofo has purchased it from some animator online with royalty and dubbed it in Urdu.. Oliver, Vincent...what a load of crap.

 

[bananarepublic]

Both the kids have pale skin, one has light brown hair, the other blonde hair. I think it would be nice to have Pakistani looking characters in the story. The main audience for an urdu language cartoon will be Pakistani, why not have characters that look Pakistani, that the kids can relate to more?

That may be true as when i initially saw the trailer i also thought the same .. But people should bear in mind that this is a sort of experiment and will sow the seeds for the animation industry..

Ps :its way better than India's chota beem animation

 

[Goenitz]

that quality speaks its not ours... we have few arts colleges... which I dont think train that much.. as we dont have industry or professional institutes...
if its pakistani, some must be trained in foreign..

 

[war&peace]

that quality speaks its not ours... we have few arts colleges... which I dont think train that much.. as we dont have industry or professional institutes...
if its pakistani, some must be trained in foreign..

Mate, that's not a problem. I learned and did 3d graphics / animations in Maya and other software but it takes a lot of time. Also it has to be a team...not a single person job. But whoever did it, he should have made it look like Pakistani but he didn't because he purchased with copy rights and then added sound dubbing.

That may be true as when i initially saw the trailer i also thought the same .. But people should bear in mind that this is a sort of experiment and will sow the seeds for the animation industry..

Ps :its way better than India's chota beem animation

It is not first there have quite a few such animations previously.

 

[Armchair-General]

https://ksr-video.imgix.net/projects/2228575/video-629332-h264_high.mp4

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Glassworker

 

[Areesh]

Both the kids have pale skin, one has light brown hair, the other blonde hair. I think it would be nice to have Pakistani looking characters in the story. The main audience for an urdu language cartoon will be Pakistani, why not have characters that look Pakistani, that the kids can relate to more?

Because the story is set in western or European society I guess.

 

[xyxmt]

Mate, that's not a problem. I learned and did 3d graphics / animations in Maya and other software but it takes a lot of time. Also it has to be a team...not a single person job. But whoever did it, he should have made it look like Pakistani but he didn't because he purchased with copy rights and then added sound dubbing.

there was no choice of character looks and dresses in the software