Thorgns
Thorgns are a type of computer graphics effect that originated in the film industry in the early 2000s. They are a form of visual deformation or distortion used to create the illusion of character movement or other dynamic effects without the need for expensive motion capture technology or extensive animation.
The Thorgn effect typically involves applying a series of rapidly changing animations to the facial deformations
Thorgns were widely adopted in the wake of the success of motion pictures such as "The Lord
The creation of Thorgns typically involves several key steps, including the development of a 3D character model,
One of the key benefits of Thorgns is their ability to be easily adjustable, allowing filmmakers and
Thorgns have also been used in various levels of the entertainment industry, from full-length motion pictures