Oct 22, 2017
Look what I found. Some animation I did on Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Found a whole box of my scenes (and some other animators too).
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Look what I found. Some animation I did on Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Found a whole box of my scenes (and some other animators too).
Wish these xerox came out better, specially because this is a more subtle scene.
I did both Miguel and Tulio in this one. It might not seem all that exciting but it's one of the scenes I'm very proud of because of just that. It was more about making the characters think and feel with subtle movement and good drawings. The amazing director Bibo Bergeron was tough on my drawings making sure my drawings were spot on.
One of the first scenes I animated on Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. This one was a tough one...but again I love drawing and animating horse/animals
Here's a Tulio shot I did from WAY back in 1998. And don't blink...this one's a fast one.
Spirit Around Corner (down shot)
My latest character has flippers for feet, so 'movement' has been a bit of an issue. However this has added a lot of fun dynamics to the game, creative thinking...and near death experiences.
My kids told me a story about these people who live in the yard and watch them...a small part of me wishes it was true...and another part gets the heebie-jeebies.
I've been busy painting today. This one's from a personal project I'm working on.