verdolejo

theartofanimation:

Julie Dillon

shaunzeee:

The Avengers

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awyeahcomics:

The X-Men by Travel Foreman

rhazcrossbones:

animationlinks:

drawing tips from Animating the Looney Tunes way. hand from the secret of kells, Aisling! 

Oh man those hands *__* So lovely, I need to practice them

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bookspaperscissors:

Recycled Paper Squid, Dragons, and Crab Kits, Brave Face Paper Co.

animationtidbits:

wannabeanimator:

Muddy Colors: Creature Design

Terryl Whitlatch has joined the Muddy Colors boys, and recently posted her first post, which was naturally about creature design (Seriously, if you have not heard of Terryl Whitlatch, look her up. She is THE creature designer)

disneyydreams

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danceabletragedy:

by lixiaoyaoII

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thestylebuff:

The Cyclus Pangolin Backpack is a good example of what great designers can achieve using materials overlooked by everyone else, the unique backpack is made from truck tire inner tubes, making it at once both waterproof and remarkably resilient.

awrugro:

I drew a newer/cleaner version of this in English for the anon who asked for an English version a month ago or so? Sorry for taking so long orz

This has the same info in it as before except for one extra point.

Anyways, again, these are all self-observed notes! I don’t study art or whatever! And I highly suggest you look at different pictures of faces and practice this to have a better understanding.

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theartofanimation:

Manuel Arenas

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artbooksgalore:

Mike: Unlike Aang, Katara, and Sokka, whom we created in those first two weeks of brainstorming, Zuko came later in the development process. The only villain we had was the Fire Lord, whom we imagined leading the war from the comfort of his throne. Thankfully, Eric Coleman posed a question that gave birth to the banished prince. What if there was a young villain going after Aang in each episode? A flurry of sketches and story ideas followed. Bryan drew a scary-looking kid with a scar over one eye, and we thought, “What if his father gave him that scar?” From there, we focused on Zuko’s motivation, deciding that he could restore his honor and return home only by capturing the Avatar. 

Early on, we knew that Zuko would turn from Aang’s opponent to his ally, but we didn’t know exactly when it would happen or how. His journey and his decisions, both good and bad, made him the most complex and realistic character on the show, and one of the most popular. 

Avatar: The Last Airbender Art of the Animated Series, Zuko designs and art by Bryan Konietzko and Yoon Young Ki. 

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notmusa:

losing my shit over how great these ashley wood robot figures are

i found 100s more high quality pictures here

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maid-en-china:

Finished! :D

In other news, I will be at the Artist Alley for Fanime, AM2 and Anime Expo. I hope to see you there! :D

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