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#Nimona is finally out!!! I was lucky to do some early character exploration for this movie with @PatrickTOsborne in 2016- fell in love with these characters from the original graphic novel by @Gingerhazing - congratulations to all the artists involved ***

23/07/01 13:44

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This is interesting- where I feel like another artist might use the same background because they feel like it’s the same- the subtle differences between the lens, height, and framing characterizes the same room in slightly different personalities!

23/06/06 01:46

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Congratulations to everyone involved on this hugely momentous film- the love, craft and sweat on every frame of this film is so amazing to witness- you guys killed it!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

23/06/03 00:12

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Also this. Isn’t it cool that the line for the mouth conveniently stages the eyes in the stylized one? Similar to the Pongo refinement but obviously built from observation first.. then good judgement and good taste***

23/04/30 07:22

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This progression of refinement is also interesting to me- watch how the cheeks slowly gain more importance while the literal details of the fussy black around the lips disappear***

23/04/30 07:10

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This is interesting- I like how the placement and design of the mouth corners got refined and simplified and pushed back towards the eyes- also the graphic clutter that is more literal became more thoughtfully resolved***

23/04/30 07:05

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23/04/28 06:14

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23/04/27 03:46

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The Seabeast as an old pulpy 1940s film 🎥

23/04/25 05:20

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Privileged and thankful for the opportunities to work at four different studios- the common thread to all of them is the humble yet talented artists I was lucky to work next to!!! twitter.com/daveau82/statu…

23/04/15 06:10

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More interesting stuff- look at the evolution of eye shapes- how is this different from realism? What changed and what stayed and why? Milt Kahl is endlessly fascinating*

23/01/11 06:54

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Instead of observing the literal differences between tiger and human- what’s interesting is the similarities in graphic arrangement and animatable function- good inspiration for rigging*

22/12/27 05:38

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Rewatching Maid Marian and realizing how impossible that fabric stages her face while sitting perfectly on top of her head without pins! CG simulation could never do this- this needs a human with impeccable knowledge of physics, staging, and dare I say good taste in design?

22/10/30 13:49

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#Entergalactic is out now!!!! Thank you @robhrr Fletch and the amazing @KiDCuDi for letting me be a part of this project***** Here are some early concept sketches I did with the team*

22/10/01 09:16

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#TheSeaBeast is finally out!!! Here’s some of my early exploration on Red- I had a blast exploring and collaborating with so many cool artists on this project under the leadership of the amazing @JustChris *** hope everyone can enjoy this incredible film 🎉

22/07/09 05:04

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A great way to go people sketching is to do it virtually! Just do a search for your favorite city and add “walk” on YouTube! The best thing about it is you can pause, rewind and fast forward! Highly recommend*

22/05/03 09:02

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I still love Tadahiro Uesugi's work*** His painting style is often imitated but what most people don't recognize easily is that he is a master draftsman- even without the fancy brushwork/texture he can capture an audience with just the staging/composition***

22/03/30 13:21

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love all the ways the lines are placed.. one of many beautifully drawn poses from Milt Kahl***

22/02/05 06:34

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The strength of animation is it's pictorial qualities.. not just imitating live action's photographic ones..

21/10/25 06:48

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Interesting to note that for Miyazaki, storyboarding, art, and character design happen at the same time.. also interesting to see that the first step isn't a script but imageboards.. something that the visdev department used to do more on the hand-drawn animated films at Disney*

21/10/08 14:31

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Excited to talk about character design with the amazing Jin Kim!!!

20/11/06 05:08

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Creepy Mermaid eating some fish! #mermay

20/05/12 15:35

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A fantastic drawing by Rene Grau✨

20/02/20 04:46

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Yes! We need more stories like this*

19/01/05 08:11

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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Hope everyone can go watch #Spiderverse movie while it’s still in theaters!!!

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