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Hi! I'm Anelisa and this is my blog for Lorax related things. I have a passion for drawing although my art could use A TON of improvement.

[gumogo]

Aaaaaand the last one.

hope you enjoy my 3D photosets of ”The Lorax” :)

1st Photoset - 2nd Photoset

[bluerobogeddon]

The Once-ler (Character)  from The Lorax (2012)

[dizylizy]

i doki’d

[braixxen]

The Lorax, As Understood By Me, Who's Never Seen The Film

I only know about this film what Tumblr has taught me.

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[smellslikethneedspirit]

u are perfect

[greelin]

[smellslikethneedspirit]

idek why im reblogging this

[theyouthfultycoon]

Communication with Greenville has been unreliable. The town has a citywide epidemic with symptoms that are similar to the ones my factory employees are coming down with. I can’t imagine the moss has spread that fast?

I’m not sure what it is, but they’re experiencing similar problems to my own...

[wansura]

oh shit

[wansura]

ahahahjkdghs this is so sloppy im sorry i dont usually animate things this complicated

im so tired now argh i skipped dinner for this. its a Really Big Deal. but hey at least im done even though i rushed it terribly towards the end lmao

[cassitastic-blog]

How bad can I be?

[wansura]

very heartwarming. veeeryyyy heartwarming.

[tsukiss]

[adachimerica]

what a little shit

[wansura]

and then theres this asshole

[princesafofa-br]

[ofcrowsandkings]

so where’s that pin-up calendar

shh im giving you artists an idea that you should consider collaborating on

[heliogabalus]

[wherestheface]

So I was listening to the commentary of The Lorax when the producers said that it was a 5 year span from when the Once-ler started biggering to when the last tree fell. That means that the Thneed market only lasted 5 years.

Damn.

[soaringsymphony]

[xellphy]

Let’s talk about this image here.  See the number of thneeds sold?  I rounded it down to 5,268,870.  I pulled the math, and over the course of five years, that means he cut down a tree every thirty seconds. 

Now, I looked some things up, and I found out that, roughly, there’s about 278,400 trees in a square mile of land in a forest.  Given that a thneed takes one full tuft to make (by the 72’ version logic), that puts his destruction to 18.925 square miles of economical destruction.  Given the valley has a lot of bare patches, we can probably bump that number up to about 25 square miles.  That’s 64.75 square kilometers, for you folks on the metric system.

Imagine a (American) football field.  Now imagine 24,200 of them side-by-side.  That is the area of impact of his thneed business.

(Hit “reblog as text” if you’re reblogging this, it’ll kill the format, otherwise)

[wansura]

i decided to remake my first lorax related fanart since it was so awful i didnt even include it in my art tag on this blog lmao

sure it was just a sketch but…god…i know i couldve done a lot better than that. ive been aiming for cleaner drawings lately so when i looked at that old mess again i just CRINGED

i cant believe its been over four months since i drew that

[dizylizy]

Taken from this guy’s demo reel: http://vimeo.com/46538325

Thought the difference in lighting was cool. Lighting is wicked tough, but when you get it right, it’s the most rewarding friggin’ thing in the universe.

[plutonis]

You guys should check out this guy’s website:

http://www.cedricbattude.com/#!Home.html

He’s a digital compositor. You Lorax fans will like the background image on his site.

In regards to lighting: Lighting is a character in itself, adding another layer of emotion to the animation and situation presented. These two shots here are a good example. The first (flat) shot is very nicely lit, but it’s almost too “busy” — the background is distracting and draws your focus away from the character. The second shot (compo) adds more depth to the scene, and the bright sunlight gives the shot a “blur” effect… which makes the foreground (and the characters in it) pop out more.

It’s amazing how such a small change can make a shot that much more interesting.

[triggeringbiggering]

Wow, this is fascinating…

It’s so amazing how simple lighting can really change the look of a scene. Check out this guy’s site; it’s a treat.

[matsuokasharkbite-deactivated20]

Appreciation Post for Oncie’s eyes~