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Chinese #Animation #Film Festival hosted by the Confucius Institute @tynesidecinema – 19th March, 26th March & 2nd April 2017
Visual development for The Emperor's New Groove (2000) #Animation #Disney
Early designs for Disgust by Chris Sasaki. Inside Out (2015) #Animation #Pixar This was closer to the final. She started out way different
Visual development for The Princess and the Frog (2009) #Animation #Disney
Marc Davis. Playfully covers her head with a pillow to hide from birds. This set with watercolor wash. Cinderella (1950) #Animation #Disney
Paul Lasaine. Another set of visual development art for The Prince of Egypt (1998) #Animation #Dreamworks
Mary Blair development art for Alice in Wonderland (1951) #Animation #Disney
Joe Grant. The Evil Queen and the hag. Snow White and the seven Dwarfs (1937) #Animation #Disney
Concept art creates landmark images that hold important story goals, frames ideas and nuance. The Lion King (1994) #Animation #Disney
'Rite of Spring' Fantasia (1940) #Animation #Disney More development sketches.
I created this animation with mathematical formulas. #SciArt #ScienceArt #Animation #Mathematics #Math
See: https://t.co/UjGcFjFEQ6
Kevin Dart. Visual Development for Big Hero 6 (2014) #Animation #Disney These plane characters look like a lot of fun to design
A collection of Medusa cel painted images for your perusal. The Rescuers (1977) #Animation #Disney
Frank Thomas concept art for Walt Disney’s Bambi (1942) #Animation #Disney This drawing is such perfection. Character, charm and emotion
Look at this excellent drawing from the development art of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) #Animation #Disney
Ryan Lang. Visual Development for Wreck-it Ralph (2012) #Animation #Disney
Tony Fucile. Character studies of Joy and Sadness together. Inside Out (2015) #Animation #Disney
Early King Candy design by @jeff_turley Wreck-it Ralph (2012) #Animation #Disney
Pencil to finish --The Little Mermaid (1989) #Animation #Disney Both images look contemporary because it's the pose for holding a phone