I've seen it a few days ago and thought I should share with you and post it but never found the time to do it... so... here is a very nice video reference made by Disney's animator - Bobby Pontillas.
I remember watching his wonderful work while he was still a student at AM, and loving it.
I really love the way he's thinking who is the character he needs to animate, what it feels and how it should react, giving it the body language and gestures of a little girl (and I won't be surprised to know he watched his niece or daughter to get some ideas :)
Enjoy his work!
Frozen- Shot Progression from Bobby Pontillas on Vimeo.
3/24/14
12/14/13
10/5/13
A little test of technique
Tried painting in a different technique. I don't feel very strong about it but I'll give it a go anyway.
What do you think?
What do you think?
9/29/13
Cloudy 2 Is Almost Here!
After seeing the first one, and absolutely LOVING IT, I can't wait to see the second one which will soon be here.
Here are two clips from the movie...
Here are two clips from the movie...
8/29/13
Is it a rhino? Is it a dinosaur? well... it's practice
7/30/13
Boulder - my character for the X-Men competition
I've decided to participate in a competition of making a new X-Men character.
Here are a few drawing phases (roughly skipped I'm afraid) I was going through from sketch to the final drawing.
I admit, if only I had some more time I would keep on going and add some more details).
Phase 1: Sketching with my tablet straight to the computer, trying to get an interesting form while keeping a clear silhoutte as possible.
Phase 2: After making the basic lines I added blocks of color to the different parts using the artline.
Here are a few drawing phases (roughly skipped I'm afraid) I was going through from sketch to the final drawing.
I admit, if only I had some more time I would keep on going and add some more details).
Phase 1: Sketching with my tablet straight to the computer, trying to get an interesting form while keeping a clear silhoutte as possible.
Phase 3: Adding more details and especially shadows and highlights.
Phase 4: Smoothing the shadows and highlights and tweaking the saturation and hues.
Phase 5: Combining the background and adding little effects to better the composition
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