JUSTIN K THOMPSON

Production Designer & Visual Development Artist for animated feature films. Escapist & Poor Role Model. You can also find me on instagram.com/shinypinkbottle and on twitter @shinypinkbottle

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a quick little analog experiment after a week of tedious digital work

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Happy Halloween!

And thanks again for all the new follows!

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various environment sketches in the land of the faeries - graphite 2010

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Concept art for a project at Sony Pictures Animation circa 2010.

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"Green Tree" - February 2011

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"Orange Tree" - February 2011

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"Blue Tree" - April 2011

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"Unrequited Prism" - June 2012

Hey folks, thanks for all the follows!

Recently, a friend pointed out that images on my old blogspot site were being reblogged in other places without my knowledge. Because of that, I've decided to re-post some of the better ones here on my tumblr and shut down the old blogspot.

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saw a UFO selfie

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mixed-media monkey experiment

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Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2

Production Designer’s Notebook #005

Flint Lockwood's apartment interior: Rough pencil sketch & final design.

The tiny flat that Flint Lockwood and his father, Tim, are sharing in San Franjose was an interesting assignment. The Directors asked me to create an environment that would clearly illustrate the two distinct personalities of the characters that divided the room in half: Tim Lockwood's earthy traditional values that are fixed in the past on one side, and Flint's limitless sense of invention and self-expression on the other. Tim's side is 70's earth-tones and Flint's side is an 80's science experiment. Neither one of them can relate to the contemporary world and neither one of them wants to. They are both living in their own happy realities, while coexisting side by side.

*There are small changes between the rough and the final that were motivated by changes in story, but for the most part, I was able to keep my concept pretty consistent from start to finish.

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town abstract *detail of larger piece*

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big sister & warrior kid being heroic...oh look! a kitty!

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experimenting: strathmore bristol 400 series vellum surface with a golden natural round "1" brush using bombay black india ink

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experimenting: strathmore bristol 300 series smooth surface with a silverwhite round "0" brush using windsor newton black indian ink

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warrior kid sketches

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added color notes to that last tiny sketch on my insta. he really did have sunglasses that matched her shirt.