Abstract
The study of ink painting's use in animation reveals an exciting combination of traditional Chinese art and modern animation techniques. Because of its superb brushwork, emotional resonance, and narrative coherence, "The Night Revels of Han Xizai" is a shining example of the expressive power of ink painting in animation. Animators may enrich their works' ethnic diversity, elicit complex emotions, and convey fascinating stories by using these elements. A flowing plot may be developed thanks to the continuous handscroll format, and the use of composition and space design enhances the visual appeal. This harmonious blending of innovation and heritage enriches the animation business and provides viewers with engaging and culturally significant experiences.
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