The Incredibles (2004) character design
THIS HERE IS IMPORTANTTTTT
it’s pretty basic, i still think you can make a circley villain and all or a sharp looking hero. but yeah, obscure shapes and extreme size differences in different parts of anatomy does help a lot to make the person interesting looking~
Tag: Disney
The Incredibles (2004)
Rest In Peace Elizabeth Peña
Monsters,Inc.
Qkung as James P. Sullivan / Sulley
Pam as Mike Wazowski
Nene as BooWe Scare Because We Care.
Legitness!!
i enjoy how they didnt over sexualize their prince costumes. like esp with jasmine. she couldve totally been in aladdin’s vest, but nope. fully clothes. thanks.
laughing because Mulan looks the same
Disney Character Oil Paintings – Created by Heather Theurer
Could be useful for commissions.
THIS IS A GREAT WAY TO DEMONSTRATE CINEMATOGRAPHY ALSO.
And it has Mr. Incredible.
Win-win.
We’ve been given a similar worksheet in some of my classes. Except our worksheet uses Hellboy. So basically just as, if not more awesome.
lookit his tiny feetsies
A trip down sensory lane.
Filmmakers take note- This five second scene not only fully describes a characters backstory, but the entire reason he acts the way he acts through the film, taking him from a villain to a sympathetic character and justifying a total reversal of his actions in the present. In five seconds, this movie does for the development of a character more than most movies do in two hours. This is why you should be studying Disney and Pixar along with Martin Scorsese and Stanley Kubrick, and ignoring professors and elitist students who deride them as “kids stuff.”
wasn’t there a theory that Anton’s childhood cottage is the cottage Remy learned his craft from eavesdropping inside before travelling to Paris, and the recipe he’s tasting really is his mother’s ratatouille?
WHAT
Bet you can’t gif the entire Frozen.
u wanna bet m8?
in case i ever need to recap the whole movie in under one minute
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