Aghhh more please!

Powerful.

Here's a pencil test of the sanctuary scene from The Hunchback of Notre Dame animated by the legendary James Baxter. Keep in mind, he was only 29 when he animated this scene and five years earlier he had animated the ballroom shot from Beauty and the Beast. That's impressive.

More designs for “Neander” sequence. Sequence: speakerdeck.com/fedetche/neand…

New trailer of "Lupin The Third" japanese CG animated feature film. youtu.be/OIzHw0gVB0g

More designs from "Neander" sequence Sequence: speakerdeck.com/fedetche/neand…

More designs from "Neander" sequence Sequence: speakerdeck.com/fedetche/neand…

More designs from "Neander" sequence Sequence: speakerdeck.com/fedetche/neand…

Excerpt "Neander" sequence Full Sequence: speakerdeck.com/fedetche/neand…

The crusader . . . #crusader #knight #knights #kings #honor #war #medieval #christian #catholic #holy #jersusalem #sword #crucifix #faith #art #drawing #painting #sketch #sketchbook #design #characterdesign #illustration #artists #artistsontwitter

Thankful to have joined this production for character design!

“The woodlander” . . #lumberjack #lumber #lumberjacks #wood #woodworking #old #axe #timber #art #cartoon #animation #characterdesign #character #ink #pencil #lighting #drawing #painting #illustration #design #sketch #sketchbook #artists #artist #ArtistOnTwitter

Feature artists need to stop looking down on those who work in TV. Especially in 2020 where the two are essentially merging into one. Not that it was okay before.

😱🤯

What isn’t really being discussed rn is the process these international students go through trying to stay and work in the US (a thread):

this clip of Guillermo del Toro should be on the home page of every social media app.

The sad reality of working in TV & movies is that it isn't like writing a song, painting a painting or writing a book, where the primary costs are the time & labor of the artist. You need to muster millions of $ and dozens or hundreds of skilled artists to bring it to life.

There's a point at which you have to take some time away from your pursuits to make sure there's a future for them to have any meaning in