Roger from 101 Dalmatians animated by Milt Kahl. There is another layer that would normally be in this shot of an excited Pongo. Thanks to David N for the donation!
Gorgeous!! A beautifully underplayed scene from the master, done so well it reads as completely natural. The three attempts to get the right hand into the sleeve is brilliant, it totally sells that Roger is focused on something else. Thanks for sharing
this is beautiful! simple things like him trying to get his arm into the coat sleeve would be overlooked by most people...but its what gives the animation life!
Man.. as much as I admire their ability, I'm not a big fan of such realistic animation.
I LOVED 101 Dalmations, but mostly cause of its design. Don't get me wrong, i'd rather see this than ultra-limited animation. But this just reminds me live action too much(*which they probably used for reference at Disney)
Again, not a put down. Animating realisticly is defenitely an art.
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amazing
...your blog ROCKS man! I never knew something like this was possible!...thanks for sharing!
Kudos for the blog, I'm really enjoying it.
fantastic! one of my favourite characters
man this blog rules!!!
Man, the way he slips his arms into the sleeves just blows me away; gotta love Milt Kahl's work! hehe Thanks so much for this amazing blog!!
Gorgeous!! A beautifully underplayed scene from the master, done so well it reads as completely natural. The three attempts to get the right hand into the sleeve is brilliant, it totally sells that Roger is focused on something else.
Thanks for sharing
Aw this is such a treat! I love watching the hips! My favorite Disney movie!
this is beautiful! simple things like him trying to get his arm into the coat sleeve would be overlooked by most people...but its what gives the animation life!
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Man.. as much as I admire their ability, I'm not a big fan of such realistic animation.
I LOVED 101 Dalmations, but mostly cause of its design. Don't get me wrong, i'd rather see this than ultra-limited animation. But this just reminds me live action too much(*which they probably used for reference at Disney)
Again, not a put down. Animating realisticly is defenitely an art.
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