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I need plans for a hidden door. A little help please?
I have a closet off my bedroom which leads to the bathrom as well. We need book shelf space and the door to the closet just messes the flow up. TO make the whole wall a book case with a hidden door to the closet and bath would be super. I need plans and advice.
Email me a sketch of what the layout is and I can give you an idea. Click on my name to the left and in the center of the page click on email me.
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Hidden Doors: Westfield High School
In cartoons, why are objects that are about to move, such as a hidden door in a wall, a different shade fr ...
In cartoons, why are objects that are about to move, such as a hidden door in a wall, a different shade from the rest of the wall?
I have noticed this ever since I was a kid, and have always wondered why this is.
Any cels that depict movement are painted seperately from a static background and require multiples whereas a background or static cell can be painted once and used over in a different cartoon or a later scene.
Edit: I shouldn't have used the term Cel for a background - my bad. Check the link below for a more in depth explanation of traditional animation.
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