simple and great to look at...
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Translation???...作画の夕べ :
作画の夕べ
I am a fan of animation.! I enjoy looking at all types of work. Anime is no exception. There are many Japanese animated movies in my collection and I really appreciate their control of the human form, cinematography, mech animation, and storytelling. Someone sent me this link and I really enjoyed watching the small tease of process in this clip. If anyone has some really nice Japanese pencil tests.... send them over!-JB
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Anime
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Thank You!
I wanted to say thank you to everyone for being very supportive of the blog. The positive feedback is great and people have been friendly on the comments. I have been trying to get other tests outside of Disney work, but it is very hard to get a hold of a some of the works from other studios and various countries. I will keep trying my best to get some great pencil tests on the site.
Again I want to say thank you very much to the followers and the people who donate.
All the best
Jamaal
Again I want to say thank you very much to the followers and the people who donate.
All the best
Jamaal
more Princess and the Frog
Matt Williames posted a few more tests on Vimeo...
PFROG Pencil Test 07 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
PFROG Pencil Test 04 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
PFROG Pencil Test 06 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
PFROG Pencil Test 05 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
PFROG Pencil Test 011 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Princess and the Frog: FIRST UNSEEN PENCIL TESTS
These are animations that Matt Williames animated on Princess and the Frog. Matt was gracious enough to allow me to post them on PTD before he put them on his personal site. Everyone here thanks you Matt and the work is fantastic!
Thank you again
Bruce Smith: Facilier
Thank you again
PFROG Pencil Test 01 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
PFROG Pencil Test 02 from handdrawn on Vimeo.
Matt Williames: LawrenceBruce Smith: Facilier
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Bruce Smith,
Matt Williames
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Frank Thomas: Hook from Peter Pan
Another find from the web. Frank Thomas rough pencil test of Captain Hook.
-Enjoy
-Enjoy
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Frank Thomas
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Rune Bennicke: Asterix and the Vikings Reel
I saw this reel posted by Rune a while back and I just finished watching the entire movie. I have to say that the animation is very solid (great control of volumes and fun shapes) and the movie was entertaining. Asterix is a series of French comic books created in 1959 by Rene Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo. There have been 8 animated films created so far and I hope they make a few more! You can watch the movie on Youtube in several different languages and the quality is pretty good.
any of the animators who worked on this film... I would love to show your work here!
-Enjoy.
any of the animators who worked on this film... I would love to show your work here!
-Enjoy.
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Rune Bennicke
Monday, February 15, 2010
Eric Goldberg speaks on Frog...
Hey guys, this is not a pencil test but I think it fits well into the site. Hope you like.
...the wonderful thing about Tiggers...this pencil test is a wonderful thing (Milt Kahl)
This test is the first time Pooh and Tigger meet. Some parts are a little pix-elated, but it is still great to look at. Tigger has always been one of my favorites just because he brings so much contrast to the Winnie the Pooh world. I want to say this animation is done by Milt Kahl but I will find out when I get to the office. Enjoy the test everyone!
-jb
-jb
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Milt Kahl
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Tarzan: Early Rough Pencil Test (Glen Keane...CONFIRMED)
I was combing through sites and found this posted by Victor Ens. I remember seeing this test years ago from another animator. The poses where Jane stretches her body out have so much energy and life. You can tell this was an early test to see where to take her character upon meeting Tarzan under unusual circumstances. I don't know who animated this but I will ask Glen next week. Thanks for posting this Victor
-Enjoy
-Enjoy
Tarzan rough Pencil-Test from Victor Ens on Vimeo.
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Glen Keane
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