Matthew Luhnさんのイラストまとめ

A few of the Oscar campaign posters from 2011 for Toy Story 3.

Sad to hear that my friend Bud Luckey passed away yesterday. He was an amazing guy that could animate, storyboard, design, direct, write, act, sing & play the banjo! Thankful to have worked with him on Toy Story, Monsters Inc., Toy Story 2 & other films. You'll be missed, Bud!

#Stories aren't written: they are rewritten & rewritten. The same goes with #visual #storytelling. Boo’s character design evolved multiple times during the development of Monsters Inc.

Gag drawings on The Incredibles by the talented Teddy Newton.

#Stories aren't written: they are rewritten & rewritten. The same goes with #visual #storytelling. Sully's character design evolved over 2 years of development and 30 different 3-D sculpts. Here are some early versions of Sully from Monsters Inc. by Ricky Nierva & Nicolas Marlet.

Drama in #storytelling is a combination between anticipation & uncertainty.

Use color to evoke emotion in #visual #storytelling. Ralph Eggleston color script pages from Finding Nemo.

During the 1950s & 60s, Mary Blair worked on a number of commercial art projects. Some of her assignments included Meadow Gold, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Foods, Pall Mall, Dutch Boy Paints, Hanes underwear & Blue Bell Clothing. Here are a few of her Christmas ads for Meadow Gold.

#stories aren't written: they are rewritten & rewritten. Señorita Cactus was cut from final version of #ToyStory 2 & replaced with Jessie.

Concept art from Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" released in 1994.