英文摘要 |
The growth of Chinese mythological animation is closely related to the national style. From the perspective of development, the interpretation of Chinese mythological animation is a history that presents the national cultural animation style. This study explores the role of Taiwanese temple fair circumambulation cultural elements in animation character design. application. Temple fairs are a unique culture of the Chinese people and have a deep connection with Chinese mythology. Noisy gongs and drums and war cymbals piercing the sky are common scenes in temple fairs in Taiwan. In the field of temple fair culture, there are well-known myths that have been spread far and wide. This study first sorted out the common points of animation character design through literature analysis, and discussed the mythological character design in Taiwan temple fair culture. It proposed the elements needed for character design in temple fair mythology, including the setting of the character and the visual image of the character. Among them The character setting includes the character's background and the character's personality. The character's visual image includes the four elements of the character's facial features, body shape, movements, clothing decoration, and accessories. This study takes Mazu, Clairvoyance, Shunfeng Er and the unique sword boy Longhudan culture in the local temple Puzi Pei Tiangong as the main research objects. It uses document analysis and field surveys to collect relevant literature and historical materials, trying to preliminarily summarize the research background, Chinese mythology and Taiwanese temple fair culture are discussed, and then the facial features, action patterns, weapons and reality are discussed in the animated character design. It is hoped that the results of this study can be used for the existing animated character design of Taiwanese temple fair culture. used as a reference. |