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Longpatrol It is far more an engineering talent, and most of it is based upon a huge amount of work done by others.
When the 3D software is programmed to properly rotate, move, even include the physics of how bits of an imagined body moves, it is true that you will never get animated characters whose faces don't look right because an animator who drew it didn't imagine it correctly.
It's also somewhat akin to calling an AI product one's own work, when all you did was write a little and press a button.
It's the difference between furniture made via industrialization and that made by hand. A classic Steinway, with serial numbers on the parts, shaped to fit rach other v. a Young(?sp) Chang or non-concert-sized Yamaha.
