Keane Art

Concept art from Tangled by Claire Keane. I love how she can draw in different styles.

inthelandofdisney:

Rapunzel and Pascal! by Glen Keane

Rapunzel and Pascal! by Glen Keane

I went to the First 10+ art show on thursday then stopped by the gallery again on Saturday and Glen Keane was there! I just asked for his autograph and he sketched Ariel for me!!! ahhh he looked through my sketchbook and told me to keep on drawing! so excited!!

I was stupid nervous the entire time! Its so awesome to meet someone who really helped shape who you are today!

I’ll keep on drawing and one day I can hopefully have the same kind of impact on someone that he’s had on me!

aweyeahartbooks:

From Aladdin: The Making of an Animated Film

ajowithablog:

Glen Keane watching his sketches of Ariel, for The Little Mermaid.

artisticallyinspirational:

Tangled concept art, by Glen Keane

Flynn from Tangled was going to be huge and Stabbington-sized, in comparison to Rapunzel, to make the relationship seem “accepting”, so Rapunzel would seem less shallow.

As if to teach a lesson that not ALL 16th century urchin thieves (half the populace) were rapists and murderers; general scary mean guys, despite their intimidating looks.

Then, to appeal more to the target audience of female teens and little girls, they made him Prince Charming with a personality, so you know he’s ‘good and pretty’, and there wouldn’t be a societal issue in pairing a 25+ year old ex-con with someone the size of a 14 year old.

The panel of women who decided what makes a man attractive had the ideal of a man who looks like this, with a constant Dreamworks face, thus the ‘handsome’ Flynn was born, and the lovable giant Bastion was scrapped.