WEIRDLAND TVさんのイラストまとめ

Pufferfish illustrations from old natural history books.

Concept art for the “Symphony No. 5” segment from Disney’s FANTASIA 2000 (1999).

Production design by Ken Adam for MOONRAKER (1979).

Concept designs—and an animation cel—of Tinkerbell, from Disney’s PETER PAN (1953).

I always love looking at animation cels. They’re so clear. As an 80s kid I’m used to VHS, but even Blu-ray can’t quite capture the pristinity of a cel.

Concept art and finished puppet/suit/rig by Rick Baker for AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981).

I was a kid. That transformation scene: man. You could almost feel it happening to yourself. Still, the mysterious misty moors at the beginning made the biggest impression.

Ron Cobb concept art for CONAN THE BARBARIAN (1982).

Exciting pre-production art often is half the battle: it gets everyone ignited, sold on the film—everyone wants to see THAT on the screen.

Early designs and sketches of Wallace and Gromit by their creator, Nick Park.

Just a few more first sketches of famous characters, otherwise it might get annoying. Why do these fascinate me so? The first seed, the first spark. A few lucky lines on a piece of paper.