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kazeesnep

I enjoyed doing that big drawing for Pokémon Day last year so I made another one

cosmoanimato

shiyoonkim

Old style guide I did for Tangled back in the day.. Some great quotes from Bill Moore, famous design teacher at Chouinard, establishing a great way of approaching and studying shapes*

Hope everyone has a great Christmas and New Years!!! Thanks to all 20,000+ followers following this tumblr; truly it encourages me that there is a audience out there and motivates me to do more work*

Get ready for more exciting things next year ; )

shiyoonkim

This is part of a lecture I gave for the leadership to analyze the importance of editorializing in Milt Kahl’s work and how to apply some of the principles in our film for Big Hero 6…

Two more elephant children 🥺 Eloise and Elmer. Love them both.

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Little sketch of a little elephant of mine. I think I'm naming him Ellio.

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randyhaycock

Yay, more artwork! Here are some drawings I did for some of the characters I supervised on “Meet the Robinsons”. We had to lose the gorilla and airplane on Tallulah’s hat for copywrite reasons. I like that the notes from the model designer are included on some of the drawings. In CG the supervisor doesn’t get final say in the designs (that goes to the character designer), so you’ll notice some differences to the characters as they appeared in the film. The exception is Petunia (the puppet) who is pretty close to the final version, with the exception of the hands. They lost the gloves and gave her wooden hands. An improvement, I think. I also supervised Franny, but I came onto that character later and the model was already done by then, so I didn’t do any drawings for her.

theillustratedarchives

Character design for Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), by Mike Mignola.

randyhaycock

These are some of the drawings Mike Mignola did for us to work out Kida’s design. I remember he was apologetic about his inability to draw pretty girls. These were immensely helpful in getting the look of her costume and hair.