When you’re trying to draw a certain face sometimes you need a reference. What better reference could you use for facial expressions than the look on your own face? That’s exactly what these Disney animators did as they created some of animation’s most iconic characters.
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httpv://youtu.be/yltlJEdSAHw “Rollin’ Safari” is a series of four animated shorts (very short, like 20-30 seconds apiece) meant to promote FMX 2013, a conference on animation, effects, games and transmedia. It seems like the concept for…
I was really looking forward to The Last of Us. For one thing, the first two Uncharted games are some of the most immersive, rewarding experiences I’ve had on the PS3 to date. With those,…
Yes, sometimes art IS destroying advertisements in a cool way, as is the case with NYC street artist Poster Boy, who does stuff like this all the time. He thought Logan’s Wolverine ad needed a…
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Lion King LOL Cross – Photo via League of Legends is one of the most popular online multiplayer games out there and it’s natural that art would arise from the game. One of our favorite…
Personally having gone through Hurricane Sandy and prior to that, Hurricane Irene, I’ve seen first hand what mother nature can do and is doing to us. Forget all of the talks about global warming and…