#gfspoilers
“I trust you”
Nobody puts more heart into their storyboards than Alonso Ramirez Ramos does! Selected boards from “Not What He Seems” by Alonso, directed by Stephen Sandoval, shack exterior boards by Dana Terrace.
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Animation I did from the last scene of Not What He Seems. Keys by Matt Braly. Woo
Every now and then we have a scene so important that we don’t want it to be animated overseas. When that happens, we call Dana
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Some more of my final paints for “Not what he seems”. Layouts by Ian Worrel, SunJae_Lee, and Myself.
Calm down everyone- its not like its the end of the world! Awesome BGs by the Gravity Falls BG team.
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Now that the cat’s out of the bag, I really wanted to share this piece of concept art I did waaaay back when during the planning stages of GF season 2. This was done to pump up our brainstorming session and set the tone for the big things and feelings we wanted to accomplish going forward.
The ride only gets better from here!
An earrrrly early brainstorming image done by series director Matt Braly way back when we were planning season 2. A lot has changed since then, but some key themes remain. Love this composition!
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Gravity Falls Season 2 “not what he seems” Color keys.
Look CLOSELY at these awesome color keys by Jeffrey Thompson. This is where he scripted out how the color should change to enhance the emotions over the course of the episode. Masterfully done!
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HEY GUYS you enjoy the episode last night? Here are some of the boards I did (I tried not to show anything too spoilery for those who haven’t seen it yet). Like I’ve said this was my first episode so I’m both proud and intensely embarrassed to show these. I can go on about what I don’t think works and what I would change today but sometimes I draw a cute expression and think it’s worth showing. I owe a lot to the director and my fellow board artists for their invaluable advice and support. And cheers to the designers and painters who made every shot look CRAZY!
A peek at the storyboards from this episode, by Dana Terrace!
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Getting to destroy the Mystery Shack was some of the most fun I’ve had all season. Art direction by the all powerful Ian Worrel. So humbled to be a part of the crew and contribute to this series.
What goes up must come down. Beautiful work by Jeffrey Thompson!
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Now that the cat’s out of the bag, I really wanted to share this piece of concept art I did waaaay back when during the planning stages of GF season 2. This was done to pump up our brainstorming session and set the tone for the big things and feelings we wanted to accomplish going forward.
The ride only gets better from here!
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