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| Titel: | Physics For animation |
|---|---|
| Author | আরিফ আহমেদ |
| Publication: | Daffodil International University Press |
| ISBN: | 978-984-34-3492-0 |
| Edition: | 2018 |
| Number of Pages: | 209 |
| Country: | Bangladesh |
| Language: | English |
Physics For animation
Physics For animation (Paperback)
By আরিফ আহমেদ
Category Graphics and Multimedia
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আরিফ আহমেদ
Arif Ahmed was bron in Tangail district but raised in Dhaka. He completed his education in Motojhil Post Office School, Tand T High School, Notre Dame College and in the Oxford of East, Dhaka University. Though he studied in "Applied Physics and Electronics", he choose the path of 3D animation as his career. He is the pioneering 3D animator in Bangladesh. He has produced hundreds of animated clips for TV advertisements, films, documentaries and learning contents. To flourish the concept of 3D animation he has also conducted nearly hundred workshops. Besides production, he is a well-recognized educator in 3D animation sector. Surprisingly, he is an artist as well. His artworks were highly appreciated in 7 group and 2 solo exhibitions. For doing high level research on 3D animation, he has founded AAVA 3D. This organization is opening new ways of innovation in animation sector and a trusted name for accomplishing the most critical animated productions. Arif Ahmed is also contributing as an Associate Professor of Multimedia and Creative Technology department in Daffodil International University.
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I read this book shortly after I got it and didn't just put it on my TBR shelf mainly because I saw it on Reese Witherspoon's bookclub September read. It was one of the best books I've read this year, and reminded me some of Kristen Hannah's The Great Alone.
Staci, February 22, 2020