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joi, 28 iunie 2012

The Last Two Character Panels

Posted on 23:42 by Stephanie

These are the last panels that were part of an exhibition at Disney Feature Animation a few years ago. I will never forget the opening, the guests of honor were Marc Davis and Ward Kimball.
And everybody loved to study these oversized rough animation drawings.
To come up to this quality of design and personality today would be a real challenge.

There will be more specific posts on some of the featured characters in the near future, like Pinocchio, the cast from Bedknobs and Broomsticks and Prince Phillip.

Disney pencil animation rocks. Big time.





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