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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
The Princess and The Frog
I was lucky to work on the most recent Disney 2D animated film"The Princess and The Frog". This an early on concept piece for the swamp area. It was all painted in Photoshop. It was a Great Project to work on.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Beauty and The Beast
On Beauty and The Beast we painted in gouache. It was challenging but once you got the hang of it , it was fun.
Flash Designs
When working at Project Firefly I learned Flash. We worked on a project called Gee Guides and did educational flash animatics. We also designed them.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Project Firefly Concept
I worked at Project Firefly for about 3 years. This is one of the concepts for a story they were thinking about developing.
Toy Story 3 Game
In the Toy Box game I created this UI ( User Interface) so the player could choose what mat they were playing on .The bottom screens are painted in photoshop and the upper screens are created in 3D StudioMax. The textures for the boxes were designed and created in photoshop.It was alot of work but alot of fun also because when researching the boxes I found images of the games I loved as a kid.
Toy Story 3 Game
A fun assignment in this project was designing and creating the art for the Toy Box Game. I will be posting more of this art.
Toy Story 3 Game
I also had to do UI design for the game. This is a UI for the runaway train mini game. I painted in Photoshop for most of it and created and animated the 4 levers on the bottom screen on 3D Studiomax. When finished it seemed to work pretty well in game.
Toy Story 3 Game
I worked on the TS3 as a Lead concept artist. I love the Toy Story series of movies which made it fun to work on this game for the DS. This is a series of concepts for the Buzz mini game. It was a neat area of the game because you got to fly thru space and blow things up.
Hannah Montana
I worked on the Hannah Montana game for the Wii at N-Space. It involved many location designs for the modelers to work from.
Cars
Theses are a few pieces I`ve done for Disney Publishing. All have been done on the computer in Photoshop.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid was the 2nd film I worked on at Disney. It was a challenge to make acrylic paint look like watercolor. This is a scene that never made it to film because they changed the layout. Donald Townes was the head of backgrounds and created the style based off the classic "Pinochio".
Pocahontas
Pocahontas was another very stylized film. The inspiration from the Great film "Sleeping Beauty" I have always loved the work Eyvind Earle did on Sleeping Beauty.He was a master at design and it was a amazing resource to go to, to define the Pocahontas style.
Aladdin
The final scenes in the temple when Jafar has taken over were challenging with all the golds and reds and making things read well.
Aladdin
In this image of the oasis you can see were the layout was critical in giving the style its uniqueness.
Aladdin
Aladdin was also painted in gouache. Its like tempera paint and can be rewetted to create soft edges.In areas like the gold trim we would dry brush the paint on and layer it to create the rich feeling of gold.
Aladdin
Aladdin was a great lesson in painting and design. The layout designs were strong and bold. The colors and lighting were direct and clean. If was appropriate for the stylized design they were looking for.
Lion King
Another sequence on Lion King was the elephant graveyard. It proved to be a great contrast to the "Cant Wait To Be King" sequence. The mood was spooky and she contrast great. The fact there were not plants was a nice change from the lush greens in the film and supported the feel of the sequence.
Lion King Style
On The Lion King film the style for the "Cant Wait To Be King" sequence was art directed by Chris Sanders. He wanted a childlike look to the african world. In backgrounds we used a rough paste to get a texture to the paint and create a pastel like look with acrylic paint. The color palette was also vibrant with childlike colors. It was a Great and fun section of the film to work on.
A Few Good Ghost
This is an concept painting for the film"A Few Good Ghost". It was the first film at Disney Feature Animation Florida that we painted in photoshop. The film itself was cancelled and most of the concept art created has never been seen.
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