When I was working on Brother Bear for Walt Disney Feature Animation, part of my job as a freelancer for Disney was to design a world of characters. So, I sharpened my pencils, and drew up a bunch of different North American mammals, in this case the musk ox.The drawings were, again, old-school. I drew these out and colored them with marker.
Great! Very likeable. I like the hoofs a lot.
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for paleolithic people. Working on Brother Bear seems like it would've been a lot of fun. It's so ancient, and the world was so different back then. It blows my mind. Oh, and nice oxen, too!
ReplyDeleteThese are great :)
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great work with the markers too, makes me feel like going back to the old marker days :)
Beautiful drawings mr. vignali. Do you ever attend Comic Con?
ReplyDeleteThats one sexy Ox...
ReplyDeleteGreat designs
INCREDIBLE . . .great heart and character in both of them while still maintaining a realistic quality. Beautiful Marcelo.
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I love the way you blend your markers...essentially making it look like hair...working for Disney...those mus have been the awesomest days ever.
ReplyDeleteNothing is beyond your abilities! You always impress me with your skill with figures and BGs!
ReplyDeleteThese are great and also you did them in my favorite style-Old School!
ReplyDeleteYour work is more beautiful! You are more versatile in tyour works. It's good!
ReplyDeleteI am a illustrator brazilian. See my work in my blog, when can, ok? All the best!
Rico.
Fantastic animal design work Marcelo! The shapes and lines in their faces are just great :)
ReplyDeleteI love their eyes! Beautiful drawings Marcelo :)
ReplyDeleteNice I like old school. So do you ever have artists block? and if you do what do you do to get over it?
ReplyDeletebeautiful drawings marcelo. i hope the i love the shapes of these characters
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always inspiring man~! Dude I'm working for disney right now and I had a chance to see some of your original drawings in the animation research library...oh so inspiring!
ReplyDeletethere are so fun to watch
ReplyDeleteLovely! Nice one.
ReplyDeleteHeya, Moe! man, you have a way with charm in all your images.
ReplyDeleteWhat a loveable fellow! Shame this didn't make it into the movie, would've loved a character such as this one. :)
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!
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