Visual development for Tangled (2010) by Paul Felix
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Visual development for Tangled (2010) by Paul Felix
Concept art by Kevin Nelson
The tower by nature is a prison, but at the same time, the setting needed to appear to be the opposite. It requires a degree of comfort, homeliness, and visual cues and interest that support the characters and action of the film.
"I really like the design," Glen Keane says, "because it's a more whimsical kind of tower. It feels like a tower that you might find at Disneyland. It really fits that - the feeling of what the audience wishes Rapunzel's tower would be like."
The Art of Tangled (2010) - The Tower
Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
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Kevin Nelson for Tangled (2010)
Claire Keane for Tangled (2010)
Claire Keane for Tangled (2010)
Claire Keane for Tangled (2010)
Claire Keane for Tangled (2010)
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Lisa Keene for Tangled (2010)
Lisa Keene for Tangled (2010)