Animation inktober is on the way! This year I decided to use the list of themes and chose @tarmasz list that was on her instagram. First day: Backpack! I had so much fun animating every day back in 2018 so I hope I won’t miss a day this year
i’m almost done with TAZ so i’m trying to prolong it by animating for it! This was meant to be an actual animation but we’ll see if it ever gets to that point :P
Hi everyone! The animated trailer is still moving along steadily for the novel ^_^ Here is a color key for one of the scenes. We still need help with in betweening and clean up for the animation, so please re-blog this and visit www.TheValiardMansion.com for the contact information!
One of the frames for The Valiard Mansion trailer ^_^
Please Reblog! We are still currently welcoming anyone who would like to help out with clean up, in betweening, and painting final backgrounds! Please go to www.TheValiardMansion.com for more info and contact information!
The first color test for the 2d animated trailer! I hope you’re all excited to see it!
Please reblog this you guys!! We need more help with animation, in betweens, layouts, color keys, and clean up! Spreading the word would really help us in getting this thing completed! ^u^
Gangfield munching on some biscuits! We’ve updated the preview of The Valiard Mansion to have the first 7 chapters of the novel! (Before it was the first 5). You can read them at www.TheValiardMansion.com!
I hope everyone has a Happy Thanksgiving! (For those who celebrate it of course!) Take some great family pictures and enjoy some turkey!
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If anyone is interested in working on the Valiard animated trailer please visit www.TheValiardMansion.com for more info! We need some help with animation, clean up, layouts, and color keys! Also if you can, share the word! All of the help has been amazing in getting the trailer done!
Heya, my names Lenny and I’m an artist who loves bright colors and cartoon characters! I specialize in comics + animation + illustration and I’m currently available for work ✌
My rough animation for the Invader Zim 10 minutes to doom animation colab! Geez I did this in like 7 hours split between 2 days and now I feel like my back is broken ;o;
Photos of Milt Kahl with dialogue balloons added by studio associates as gags for one of Kahl’s birthdays, poking fun at his temperamental, opinionated personality and colorful language
“Throughout the years, a steady stream of people came to Kahl’s door for help with their drawings; some were top animators, many were assistant animators or layout artists sent by a director. At the studio, a mystique grew around Kahl: ‘If you want your scene to look good,’ said John Lounsbery, ‘go get one drawing from Milt.’ ‘He could do one drawing for a scene and it would set you up for days to come,’ says assistant animator Dale Oliver…
“Everyone was in awe of what Milt did; seeking his guidance became a ritual, like entering the cave of the oracle. He even had his own guards: first, a corridor secretary passed you on to one of his assistants, who always knocked timidly on his closed door…
“‘Yah, c’min!’ Kahl would holler impatiently from his desk…
“‘Whatizit?!’ he’d demand.
“‘Milt was always out of patience,’ says (Don) Bluth. ‘‘Just go draw the damn thing!’ [he’d say.] As if everybody could do it…’
“‘Milt was very, very tough to talk with,’ says Dale Oliver. ‘He was a moody gentleman. Sometimes you’d walk in and he’d be just marvelous, helpful. Other times you’d be met with expletives and four-letter words. You knew you better get out…’
“John Ewing experienced the two sides of Kahl. On The Sword in the Stone, Ewing did ‘minimal touch-ups’ in a scene that… contained one of Kahl’s characters, so director Reitherman suggested Ewing pass the drawings by the master. When he did, a ‘mini-tornado’ took place in Kahl’s room. ‘It is best to say he was disappointed in what I had done,’ says Ewing. When he tried again, the scene passed muster, ‘due entirely to the things Milt pointed out to me.’ Later, he and Kahl rode the same elevator to lunch. ‘Listen, John,’ said Kahl, ‘I really got a lift out of how you fixed up that scene. And I’m sorry if I seemed a bit rough.’ Ewing, an ex-Navy man, laughed and said he’d had stripes torn off during admiral’s inspections. Kahl smiled and ‘for me, on that occasion,’ says Ewing, ‘there was never a more beautiful smile.’“
excerpt and photos from Walt Disney’s Nine Old Men & The Art of Animation by John Canemaker
my animation final from last semester. my final year starts tomorrow! • • • #animation#girlsinanimation#animator#animationstudent#algonquinanimation#girlswhodraw#myart#instaart#digitalart#toonboomharmony#harmony#characteranimation#2danimation#madewithwacom#myart#art#instaart#characterart#spotlight#artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CPBaiVhDE2P/?utm_medium=tumblr
Never got around to post the Short Short Film we made at school. I was director and animator on this very short but interesting short film for children
