Yoooo bunch of shots I worked on are in this trailer! Super exciting!

Curious about what goes into our award-winning creatures and characters?

Hear from our talented artists about the 'invisible art' of #VFX #animation , and the craft required to bring the likes of Rocket, Paddington and Ted to life.

Watch the full film: youtu.be/U81wZ9V-6zA

In general, I’m not a fan of live-actionizing animated stories. It *can* be done well — with a bold creative team, a healthy budget, and a new conceptual take on the material, but usually it just ends up highlighting how expressive animation is.

Heheeey this is the very first movie I got to work on as an animator! Can’t wait to share more! ✨

A little behind the camera peek at one of my shots on #Encanto

A little acting shot I did in December.
And instead of doing the classic 'blocking->spline->polish' thing here, I animated body/head first, then eyes, then brows, then mouth, then hair...
And this workflow is fun! :D

Dana and David rig by Gabriel Salas

Can anyone please recommend some discord servers for animators? Would really appreciate it :3

LMAO :D
Incredible idea and execution, Jean Nguyen!

Walt Disney World has significantly better transit than most cities in the US.

Its 12-train-set monorail, 325 buses would make it the 16th most ridden transit system in the nation.

America's fantasy world, it turns out, is a place you can get around without getting into a car.

Shot I worked on last fall at @animationmentor

Maybe the most challenging shot I did at AM :D
Mentored by Greg Whittaker and Brendan Gottlieb

ps: thank you candy.rigs for the awesome backpack rig :)

Very first acting shot I did at AnimationMentor last summer.
It went through so many changes, there’s even an alternative version with different acting that was completely polished! :D
Mentored by Keith Sintay and Brendan Gottlieb :)

The streets of old smoky town. This scene was a part of my animation short-movie project but I had no time to finish it. #animation

We've got one word for this shot from Aslan Almukhambetov: Dynamic!

We're talking dynamic poses, timing, and action, not to mention the believable feeling of weight. Great job!