The last days have been the busiest in a long time at work. This is leading to a lack of posts here and, unfortunately, a severe slow down on my little animation project. =/ But fortunately all these time-consuming things have a precise date to an end: in the first days of March, I'll start to have a lot more time (even more than I had last year) to dedicate to animation. =)
And today I saw two neat things related to Pixar:
The first is about Toy Story 3 plot, that was briefly covered on the beginning of an article from The Wall Street Journal. I found it very cool that Pixar crew is dealing with the inevitable: Andy becoming an adult. In the movie, Woody and the other toys are dumped in a day-care center after Andy leaves for college.
The second, which I saw on André Forni's blog, is a very cool interview with Pixar designer Susan Bradley, responsible for things like typography and graphic design pieces seen in the movies. She talks about her recent work on Ratatouille and previous movie projects.
Bom dia!
Eu sou o T. Benjamin Larsen. Sou da Noruega. Como está?
Funny, but whenever I've blog-searched recently I always seem to end up at some Brazilian-blog. Funny bedause I just enrolled in a 20H portuguese-course and that's about as far as I've gotten.
Great blog you got, love your work. I'm really in to animation myself although my main-interest is different ways to tell STORIES rather than animation exclusively. (I am however working on a 2D cell-animation project on my own). Anyway keep up the good work and muito obrigado for the link to that pixar-interview. :)
Bom dia!
Eu sou o T. Benjamin Larsen. Sou da Noruega. Como está?
Funny, but whenever I've blog-searched recently I always seem to end up at some Brazilian-blog. Funny bedause I just enrolled in a 20H portuguese-course and that's about as far as I've gotten.
Great blog you got, love your work. I'm really in to animation myself although my main-interest is different ways to tell STORIES rather than animation exclusively. (I am however working on a 2D cell-animation project on my own). Anyway keep up the good work and muito obrigado for the link to that pixar-interview. :)