If you’re not already familiar with Oscar-nominated animator, cartoonist, director, writer, and producer Bill Plympton, chances are you’ve seen his work and just don’t know it. Bill’s humorous…
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Bill Plympton Illustrates The Story of His Animation Career:?
Animators Attend!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHVqZFv638I?
Respect!..?
I skipped about 20 minutes of this video, but everything that I’ve heard
this guy say here, this guy is freaking awesome! Great inspiration. When he
was drawing the muscular guy close to the end, it gave me a sort of
epiphany. I’ve always had a hard time looking at those really loose,
simplistic, and just kind of thrown together art styles as real quality
art, but now I see how foolish I’ve been. It’s all about the ideas going
in. I was thinking while he was drawing his pieces that none of them had
the level of realism or detail that I usually go for. I know they are just
on the spot on stage and all, but it still got a point across because his
art style is basically like that. Of course, I still prefer realism and
detail, but now I can understand and appreciate this as well.?
I also loved his computergame…he´s just unique!?
Bill has a unique, and awesome style.?
Thank you for sharing your time you had there with Bill. Thanks for not
keeping it “in House”?
Great talk! very informative?
By the way, love Plympton’s work!?
I am inspiring animator/puppeteer/painter/cartoonist …this is great
advice ?
A school that offers a degree in Mobile Gaming is not a real school.?
Bill Plympton Illustrates The Story of His Animation Career
FULL LIVE PRESENTATION?
muy interesante conferencia.excelente!?
muy interesante conferencia.excelente!?
Was a good presentation..
In fact i’m not a french drawer cos’ i’m not a part of some cabinet. Wanna
say amateur cartoonist or illustrator of course.
Fantastic artist!
thanks soooooo much for posting this
Thanks to Bill to be so natural and explicit. As a french drawer dreaming
of doing something real in animation. It’s fantastic to hear him talking
about 3 french films festivals on 5 main animation festivals. That’s not a
nationalist way of mind. It’s just that we’re not conscient how lucky we
are in france to have this. He gives me the faith to continue on realize my
dream. Thanks Bill. On the last question my own choice is to be
independant. Definitely. And to let the CG technics away too.
I feel so lucky to go to this school :p