The Temecula Valley Museum presents its new exhibit, Anime Temecula, in cooperation with Bigfoot Graphics, from Friday, Jan. 14, through Sunday, Feb. 20. Valley News/Courtesy photo
TEMECULA ̶ The Temecula Valley Museum’s new exhibit, Anime Temecula, was produced in cooperation with Bigfoot Graphics, featuring artwork from some of the many anime fans in the Temecula Valley who are captivated by the diverse stories and inspired by the colorful characters featured in anime and manga styles. The exhibit will be open from Friday, Jan. 14, through Sunday, Feb. 20.Anime is the animated version of a popular Japanese drawing style called manga. Anime combines graphic art, characterization and cinematography, with imaginative and individualistic techniques.Unlike familiar Western animation such as Disney productions, anime focuses less on movement, more on detailed settings and uses “camera effects,” such as panning, zooming and angle shots. Character proportion
