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Fan Art / Cartoons & Comics / Traditional / Other

WB Product Art, THE IRON GIANT. Pencil.

Here's an example of forcing perspective to create a dynamic illusion of immense stature. The sketch for this drawing was originated in our Marketing art department, then submitted to Feature Animation to be created digitally, as a short cut. The result was unsatisfactory, so we had to just do the final by hand. Thankfully, my experience with the various challenges of comic book art equipped me for the challenge.

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~kartinka75 Sep 29, 2012

Love angle,details and move!amazing!!!

~MARINEMANTIS3YE Sep 25, 2010

How did you originally figure the perspectives? All from your head?

*Jerome-K-Moore Sep 25, 2010 Professional Filmographer

For the most part, yes. My art director originally made a sketch of the angle he wanted, and submitted this to Feature Animation for some assistance. But what we got back was terribly unsatisfactory, even though it was digitally composed. So, I took it and fixed it up by hand, and from what I imagined to be most accurate for The Giant, and for purposes of dynamic interest. Whatever cheats are there help the drawing, I believe.