January 2012
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drawwhatyoudream asked: SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) was rated number three in top animation schools in North America :) Ringling was 2nd, I believe. I've heard great things about both. I, myself, have been accepted into SCAD and I plan on going there next year for animation.
thearetical asked: In regard to schools, for someone who knows they want to actually <i>animate</I> and doesnt want to spend four years learning other skills they'll never use, I highly recommend looking into Animation Mentor or AnimSchool. If you don't know what aspect of the animation process to focus on though, a generalist program where you can learn a little of everything is a good way to...
whatjewsay asked: I mean, it's my Alma Mater, and i'm only a designer, but I've seen a lot of good animation come out of Northeastern Univ (believe it or not). They've had a lot of co-ops with Buck animation. But a lot of the work is mostly 3D stuff. Based in Maya. But people can turn it into whatever they want.
migizi asked: Sheridan Animation in Canada as well. Very strong program with links to CalArts in it's professors
December 2011
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onceuponadrawing asked: This is also for your ask question about animation colleges c: You could also look into SVA (School of Visual Arts) or RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), I believe both of them have very good animation programs avaliable!
Anonymous asked: HI, i absolutely love your blog! Glen and Clair keane are like my idols haha. I really want to be an animator and work for pixar or disney later on, but i dont know what major i should study. would you know which major would be best? :)
iwishalpacinowasmyfather asked: Do you strive to be an animator in the future or do you have other plans? And are there other artists/animators you really look up to? Lovely blog by the way; thank you for sharing! c:
littledigits asked: Great way to respond to that ' opposite style ' question. The magic of Glen Keanes art isint necessarily in the style of it , its the life behind it. He has a way of capturing such vibrant personalities and makes them come to life...you can learn that regardless of what style you have :)
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Anonymous asked: do you know somewhere i can find/download the disney art books for free? thanks!
Anonymous asked: For someone who loves Glen Keane so much, your style is almost the exact opposite of his.
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Watchpenciltests:
The Badger, by Glen Keane from “The Fox and the Hound” 1981
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groovyreturns asked: i really like your blog (: can u show us some of your drawings?
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disneytangledfangirl asked: What inspired you to make this blog?
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Steve Thompson: Glen Keane visit →
stevethompson-art:
Normally the holidays are quiet at work for most people. But not for us. We’re actually very busy this time of year with everything that will be in stores next year for Christmas. It was amazing to take a break and talk to someone I have admired growing up and working for Disney all these years. I…
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“Believe in your character. Animate (or write) with sincerity.”
– Glen Keane (via clisneyconcept)
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