More Coverage on FOLKLORE Artshow

[aimeekitty]

More Coverage on the FOLKLORE SHOW:
LA Weekly: Futurama Animators Re-imagine Classic Tales for Fleeting Projects: FOLKLORE

CHUBBYBUNNY: Fairytales and Warriors Coverage

Thanks again you guys! As soon as I get caught up a bit I'll be posting my scans of the new artwork and some more information about the pieces. And, again, I took some tutorial video while completing one of them, so after I have time to edit, I'll put that up. I have some prints available for sale from the show, so stay tuned!

Photo thanks to LA WEEKLY

Comments

[herajika.livejournal.com]

:O so cool!

Which part of Futurama do you draw? Or does it not work like that?

[aimeekitty.livejournal.com]

Basically we divide the episodes up into sections with scenes in them. Whatever is in the scenes that I get, I draw everything there, pretty much. So all the characters and roughs of the backgrounds, and all movement, etc. We do the keyframe/storyboards basically, and then it's sent overseas to South Korea to be inbetweened. I'm an Assistant Director so I do multiple positions, kinda sorta.

[larasgirl.livejournal.com]

You look amazing in Takuya Angel! Can't wait to see your tutorial vids and I am definitely interested in buying a print in the near future.

[calalillith.livejournal.com]

That LA Weekly article is awesome -- the show looked like so much fun!

..now I have to go look up the princess and the pea series :D

[sakurae.livejournal.com]

Great photo of you! :D I really like how you decorated your space for the show.

[ashbet]

I'm so glad that the event went well -- and the press is all so positive!

-- A :D

[ellorgast.livejournal.com]

This looked like an amazing exhibit. All of you are such amazingly talented artists, and I love your displays.