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let’s just all cut the crap and be honest: we want a wicked movie, and we want it animated, and we want it now
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@cprblogsalot thought you might like these!
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Winnie The Pooh visual development by Paul Felix (x)
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Pokemon Trainers gotta eat too!
This has got to be one of my most challenging pieces so far! But I really like how it turned out! And a closer look at all the clutter! (and at Ethan :>)
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Savrasov Alexey Kondratievich.
“Waterfall” 1868
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Sailing ships by Montague Dawson (1895-1973).
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Alligator house (with ducks)
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Annie Mei
gift art for @ctchrysler! (also check out his spectacular works!)
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some houses for Saltenpepper, this time trying to design the entrance of the big city
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Sleeping Beauty visual development by Eyvind Earle (x)
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Victorian Guard by Aldo Vicente
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Drew some eggs and his action poses from episode 1
Here are most of the references (Too lazy to find the rest) He has grace.
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My last animation exercise at Gobelins : acting, lipsynch and rendering/compositing mixing 2D and 3D !
Characters : Anita (from “101 Dalmatians”) and the other is from a Gobelins short (”Fol’amor”)
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Might I ask for some tips on doing pictures like your "You gained love but not LOVE" series?
Hi!
I wasn’t sure where to start, so I’ve just done a rundown on how I do that sort of picture.
I’d say more generally: use soft brushes, keep your strokes loose and confident, and try to keep a sense of the character, mood, and situation of what you’re drawing as you do it - if you find yourself smiling as you draw a smile that’s a good sign. I hope that helps!
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#I KNOW THIS WOMAN#well more like i attended a talk by her#SHE WAS SOOOO GOOD AT EXPLAINING COLOR#like it was an entire course worth of information crammed into an hour and a half i think#i also loved how she pointed out the techniques used by classical painters and old masters#and how one can learn from them and apply them in own art#she also encouraged us to play around with traditional mediums#i love her she's so cool#artist goals#art inspiration#love this woman so much