Pencil, Pen, Paintbrush

[ohbender]

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Coleridge Illustrated by Mervyn Peake

[classicillustrations]

Charles Vess

[meanwhilebackinthedungeon]

– Cory Hamel

[vinkumakkara]

Smrt Z

[classicillustrations]

Anyone know the precise artist of this piece?

[artofbrianluong]

Drawlloween Day 9: Bat!

*mlem mlem*

[artofbrianluong]

[antipahtico]

Owl ~ Brian Luong

[arcusxx]

[9emeart]

Blueberry se distrait

Gir

[9emeart]

Moebius

[9emeart]

Moebius

[9emeart]

Moebius

[9emeart]

Salammbo

Druillet

[9emeart]

Quelque part….Loin, très loin,,,

Druillet

[9emeart]

Gail

Druillet

[classicillustrations]

philippe druillet

[weirdlandtv]

How to draw the Disney way: drawing tips from the animators regarding Basil, the Great Mouse Detective.

Take note of the small drawing at the bottom of the third drawing: shapes! Animation, for a large part, is about getting the shapes of your characters right:

Part 2 can be found HERE.

[weirdlandtv]

Some model sheets and other production art relating to the 1990 Disney feature, The Rescuers Down Under. I mainly include these because they, together with the sleeping Beauty art I posted earlier, can be regarded a little as a “How to draw the Disney way” part 3; especially the Bernard models.

[weirdlandtv]

‪Model sheets of various Mickey Mouse villains and antagonists (in random order): a bandit from the 1934 cartoon, Two-Gun Mickey, Peg Leg Pete (various shorts), Mortimer Mouse (Mickey’s Rival, 1936), and the bull from that same cartoon.

Pete basically was Mickey’s Bluto, and Minnie his Olive Oyl.