Production art from Watership Down (1978)
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Production art from Watership Down (1978)
Animation Drawings “Cats Don’t Dance” (1997)
Production drawing for Hollywood Steps Out (1941).
What if Red Jessica from Jake and the Neverland Pirates appears in Disney’s Peter Pan movies? 😃🙌
Well, here’s what she will look like in the movies: both 1953’s Peter Pan and its 2002 sequel Return to Neverland — and she looks so beautiful!! 😍😍😍 I’d love to see her come to life in gorgeous animation for a future Peter Pan film where she’ll be the key of giving Hook 🪝 the redemptive path he totally deserves.
I can’t stop adoring this character from the classic Disney Junior show because she’s Captain Hook’s girlfriend and he becomes a massive schoolboy who loves the girl of his dreams. 💘
Anyway, her facial look is inspired by the Adult Wendy Darling (Return to Neverland) but also a little bit mixture of Belle and Giselle. James Baxter is the character designing inspiration when I drew Red Jessica! ✌️😚
This fun production drawing is basically inspired by how animators and character designers draw the specific character on a piece of paper while writing a few key notes. If you’re a big fan of animation, you’ll definitely understand how it looks and works! And happy Women’s Day!
Red Jessica (c) Disney, Jake and the Neverland Pirates
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Warner studios by my house was holding another event and I was lucky enough to be able to pick up a production drawing of Booster Gold from when he was in Justice League Unlimited! It was the only piece that had Booster and I was so, so very excited when I found him! I don't know what ep it's from (im currently making my way through Batman: The Brave and the Bold and like to take TV shows one at a time), but if you know, please tell me!!
I also got to meet Mr Kevin Altieri and Mr Dan RIBA at this event and I was smiling so hard my face hurts. They are so cool and gave me some amazing art tips!!
I have this Ren and Stimpy production drawing but I don’t know what episode it’s from. All I know it’s from between 1991-1992. Anyone recognize this frame?
Update: The episode is Man’s Best Friend
Batman: The Animated Series"House & Garden" Poison Ivy Production Cel with Matching Production Drawing (Warner Bros. 1994)