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[secondlina]

 Whew. I managed to finish the first ten pages of my printed comic Psychopompes. The first ten pages are needed for a preview magazine. So, that's a whole week to sketch, ink, shade and letter 10 pages. Didn't think I could do it, but I did. I spent my vacation on this. Tired now. I'm happy with the result.

I can't show you guys the actual pages. But here's a few select panels from those pages, just so I can show off a bit.



Aside from that, i'm loving all the Tangled (Disney's "Rapunzel") concept art all over the internet. Behold :










As always, Disney knows how to do expressions. I love it. I hope the artbook for this movie will be instructive. Pixar artbook tend to be a bit meh. I,m hoping the Disney 3D animated feature ones might be better. You can learn a lot from artbooks.

- Isa

Comments

[ichiban-victory.livejournal.com]

That's just the logo they use so that we know that the movie will be offered in 3D. It's not a studio, it's the technique for theatres. Disney has its own version of a lot of things, from the 3D viewing to surround sound.

From what I read, Glen Keane pushed for Tangled to be in 3D, not for it being 3D, but because he wanted to make a movie that looked "like a moving oil painting", which is much cheaper to do with CGI than traditional animation. For one they can render it on a computer. For the other, they'd have to actually paint it.

I'm always really neutral on Pixar movies until I see them. I'm the same with Disney movies, too. Until I can see even a snippet of a scene from the movie, I try not to have any prejudice for or against the movie until it's out. I loved Toy Story after thinking, "How dumb!" when I initially heard of it, but I also didn't really care for A Bug's Life. In this rare situation, I need to "see it" before I'll "believe it". ^_-;

I've not heard anything on Disney's projects, but that's not unusual. Disney has always been secretive on what it works on. When Disney is ready to let us know what's in production, they'll let us know. When they feel they can make a worthy movie adaptation of the Snow Queen, it'll happen.

[secondlina.livejournal.com]

Apparently he did manage some kind of effect with the 3D. Pascal can't stop gushing about how unique it is. I don't see any major differences, but apparently, there is major ones. I'll take his word on it. XD