#dorothy
Here’s a walkthrough of some animations we did for the “Race to Oz” game on POP! Slots! Here I showcase the process we went through to achieve these animations - first we roughed out the animation using traditional methods, and then we matched the animation with final puppeted pieces.
Here are the final animation sequences for the Tin Man for the “Race to Oz” game on POP! Slots!
One of several character animations I did for the “Race to Oz” game on POP! Slots! Here I showcase the process we went through to achieve these animations - first we roughed out the animation using traditional methods, and then we matched the animation with final puppeted pieces.
One of several character animations I did for the “Race to Oz” game on POP! Slots! Here I showcase the process we went through to achieve these animations - first we roughed out the animation using traditional methods, and then we matched the animation with final puppeted pieces.
Here’s my first attempt at a LEGO Minifigure Habitat. Dorothy and Toto are about to face the poppy fields. Yikes!
Post link
Day 467, somewhere over the rainbow
https://www.ncruz.com New Site and new SSL! For Noel Cruz repaint and restyle artist in California! Site by https://stevemckinnis.com
Post link
Merry Christmas everyone.
This was my Christmas card this year. I was inspired by my mom’s love of The Wizard of Oz.
Post link
Sorry for the lack of activity, but I’m in a mad scramble to finish a huge project (monster girl mash-ups) before GMX/Halloween. So here’s a combination Halloween/hiatus doodle in the meantime! ‘u’ Hiatus should end before Halloween though, since I’ll need to be done with my project *before* Halloween to have it printed in time for GMX. But I’m also just super hype for Halloween so I’ll Halloween it up whenever HalloweenHalloweenHalloween.
You can stay up-to-date with the monster mash-up project first and most easily via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/odderkittenI’ll also start posting the mash-ups here and on my sexy Tumblr soonish. I need to make an Indiemade store and put the prints up for sale on there first. I’ll be moving away from Storenvy and to Indiemade in the near future. It’s easier for me to budget for a monthly store fee than to deal with all the increasing per-sale fees that Storenvy has been adding. I now get almost nothing from small sticker sales, and those are my most common ones. X_X
So yeah. A lot going on. (Also been perpetually exhausted and annoyed by tinnitus worse than ever last few months. ;n; If anyone has magical cures, let me know.)
Oh by the by - whenever my captions are rambly updates like this, feel free to delete them when you reblog if you like. If they’re links to my stores/comics, I prefer them to stay. But yeah. Have at this one and others like it. :p
Post link
1. Veronica, Heathers.
Heathers is like a cinematic scrap book of the best and worst of the eighties (I’ve never seen so many padded blazers in a room before) and I’m rather partial to Winona Ryder’s ruffly blue skirt in this scene.
2. Superman, Superman.
That red and blue colour scheme is rather bold, even if you ignore the fact that he has underwear on over his trousers, but hey he’s Superman, and he can (weirdly) pull it off.
3. Elsa, Frozen.
Disney’s most critically and commercially successful film for many years also features one of it’s most iconic costumes. While it’s never made apparent why Elsa’s powers to create snow also involve the ability to produce perfectly functioning clothing and palaces, it doesn’t really matter when the addition of a spangly ice blue dress, a plait and a power ballad can propel her from nought to badass in about 4 seconds.
4. Django, Django Unchained.
One of the funniest moments from Quentin Tarantino’s interesting but overly long Western comes when Django gets to pick his own outfit and selects this ruffly, velvety monstrosity that would make Austin Powers wince.
5. Dean, Blue Valentine.
No one wears a suit better than Ryan Gosling, and no Ryan Gosling character wears a suit better than Dean in Blue Valentine. He’s never looked better than when he weds his love Cindy in this lovely powder blue jacket. Dreamy.
6. Sydney, American Hustle.
American Hustle had all kind of weird going on with the costumes, hair and make-up last year. While many honed in on Christian Bale’s comb-over, Jennifer Lawrence’s marigolds and Bradley Coopers, Amy Adams seemed to slip under the radar somewhat. This is a shame as she too got to revel in the seventies ridiculousness, with enormous curls and some spectacular plunging dresses.
7. Emma, Blue is the Warmest Colour.
More hair rather than clothing, Emma’s bright blue hair is arguably the first thing that draws Adele to her love in the racey French Cannes winner.
8. Betty, White Christmas.
There’s a bit of everything going on in these gloriously OTT costumes from White Christmas. Gloves, lace, flashy jewellry, feathers…if you can’t over indulge at Christmas, then when can you?
9. Katniss, The Hunger Games.
Fashion is a pivitol factor in both the Hunger Games novels and film adaptations, highlighting the ridiculousness of the Captiol and showing what power the media has when something as simple as a dress can make the public love Katniss. However, it’s the dress Katniss wears at the reaping in the very first novel that stands out most. While everything seems muted and beige in District 12, her pale blue dress and braid make her stand out immediately, but not in a glaringly obvius way.
10. Dorothy, The Wizard of Oz.
One of the most easily identifiable costumes of all time, Dorothy’s Gingham blue dress teemed with her glittery red slippers is one of the most iconic looks in the history of cinema. It’s pretty much impossible to go to a fancy dress party these days and not see someone wearing it.
I know I am not super active on here as much these days, but I can’t go posting my girl Dorothy without posting where she was created. I was commissioned by @keylligraphy-ink to redesign a few of my old MSA OCs (Midas, Tar, Percy, and Dorothy) and I started with Dorothy!
They have branched off from being MSA OCs and have their own setting and story now and I really got into reworking this doll of a gal.
Post link
