rufftoon:

Warm up sketches.

Still need to practice them everyday. Still giving Tooth too much hips.

From http://www.riseoftheguardians.com/

I think I squealed a little …

retrogasm:

Aquaman…

impressive.

Gosh, I love how this is so absolutely perfectly silent…

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disneyfoodtravel:

Disney Princess Bedrooms 

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wehadfacesthen:

Marion Benda, 1920s, Ziegfeld Follies dancer

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kreugan:

iamthespacecadet:

NO

YES

HELL YES

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pascalcampion:

Chasing Butterflies.
This one is a bit different..rougher . I saw my little boy run around the garden yesterday and when he ran behind the bushes, there was this great play of light happening. It’s already pretty hard for me to draw foliage, and to add light and shadow to it is incredibly hard for me. This is more of a test, a research if you want, and I wasn’t going to post it at first..but I figured…. It’ll be nice to put it, and, in a few weeks, few months from now, when I figure out how to think about this more properly and render it in a more convincing manner, I’ll be able to look back on this and realize that it was as good a starting point as any other. I am writing this because I get a lot of questions or concerns about younger artists or students who are afraid of trying to do something they don’t think they can, or actually think they would never be able to. All you need to do is the first step, and then build on it ..it’s a little like opening a box of make it yourself toys.. except that you have no instructions. You have to tinker around a bit( or a lot) to figure it out.

Such a gorgeous memory. Thankyou for the inspiring words as well, certainly worth keeping in mind.

skizoh:

some works of Rune Bennicke. He’s really an great animator and character designer. :)

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guldentusks:

last of the non-elise moleskin doodles.