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Published: 2012-12-03 22:20:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1497; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 44
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yeah, figured I finally should do some proper fan art for this guy.Related content
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He's bad ass but didn't know you drew Dreamworks stuff
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yeah, i draw some on occasion.
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Looking good Kim; nice detail on the bracers and it looks 'right' on the anatomy part...well, as far as a cartoon rabbit goes that is.
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Oooh, he looks dangerous! Is that a boomerang he's holding? (Runs!)
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thanks
yep, because he is from Australia.
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Ah, that makes perfect sense then. sorry, I didn't know the character at all.
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you should seethe movie, it's good!
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I'll keep my eyes open in case they run it on one of our TV channels. Thanks for the tip.
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lol you going to have to wait a long while before that happens.
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I don't mind. 
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lol glad your really patient when it comes to movies, I'm not.
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Ha ha, yes I hardly ever watch movies anyway. I usually run them in the background, or documentaries or something, when I'm working on my computer so it's not a big problem for me.
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lol well, i'm the opposite, i love movies, especially animated ones as long as there good. that i don't put anything on while i'm drawing or working on the computer, i would too distracted by it.
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Yes well that's why I mostly prefer documentaries or something that you don't have to watch all the time but can just listen in on. And with luck, you'll even learn something in the process.
But then again I guess it depends on what you're working with. My stuff doesn't require brainpower at all, all the panels have been planned beforehand so I only do the sketches, lining or colouring while I listen to 'TV' like that. It's really a blessing or the work would be incredibly boring!
Enjoy your movies.
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yeah, for that just too much noise, i like to have things quiet while i draw, i sometimes put music on while i draw, but that is about it. i have mostly planned out in my head wht i'm going to draw before i draw it, but i still need some brainpower to draw it, so that is why i like things quiet.
yes, i very much do thing it is an art form! it's hard to look at the great disney movies and not thing of them as masterpieces. filming a live action film takes a bit of an artistic eye to because you have to know what angle to shoot at to make the film more interesting.but yeah, with animated film it takes a huge effort,a lot of blood, sweat and tears just to make many drawings lifelike. since i went into an art college for animation, i know all the hard work that goes into these animated films, but sometimes it still baffles me how they do it.
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Ah okay then. This is the reason why I'll never be a writer of any degree myself, writing takes an enormous effort ... When I plan chapters or the layout of something I need a dark, totally quiet room and solitude to focus, so I can see what you mean.
Exactly. I know it's not that easy make real life movies either but at least you have real things to shoot and don't have to start by building up the entire world from scratch.
Wow! I bet that was interesting as well as exhausting work. I'd love to see how animation is made someday, somehow. I really have no idea how it works.
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yeah, even when i write when i feel in the mood to do so, i do most of mine at night, when it's most quiet, dosen't do great for my sleep though. lol.
yeah, building an entire world from scratch does take alot more work.
yeah, it was a good learning experience to say the least, everything is done on computer now, for 2D animation is mostly with programs like flash and toonboom, for 3D is mostly by 3D autodesk and maya and many other programs, but before the days of computers, i suspect it was something like this. [link]
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Yeah I know. I can totally absorbed in writing myself. I remember one of the last few times I sat down to flesh out a script, I sat non-stop for ten hours, not eating or drinking or getting up from my chair. When I realized how much time had passed I was like 'oh SHIT!' Lol.
I don't think I could ever be a professional artist or author, even if I had the skills for it. You know how often you hear about such people being so absorbed in their calling they neglect family and kids and social life and everything?
Yes I figured as much. Imagine having to sit and draw 30 frames per second for an hour and a half by hand. It must take years!
Ha ha, yes that's what I've been imagining and seeing glimpses of in the past! I bet they had a lot of fun doing it that way of course, but the sheer amount of time and effort put into that .. phew! Thanks for the link. Hah, it didn't occur to me to do a YouTube search for this.
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lol yep, that often happens to be too, we i get going good on a story in writing, i totally forget about time and don't realize it until it's too late.
yeah, that is pretty much true, but whether your artist or a writer, both things take alot of time to create and say your working for a company they often have tight deadlines, so often you work every waking minute on your projects, it was pretty much that way for me in college, my classes involved so much work and tight schedules that a had little time for a social life. but it mostly a balancing act really, got to learn to how balance work and social life together.
lol yes, even for me, it a little mind-bottling how they managed to do it in those days, but they could do it, that is why i think sometimes 2d is better then 3d because more heart and effort gets put into it.
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Ha ha.
Oh yes, deadlines .. what a nightmare. That's the second reason I don't think I could ever be professional. Deadlines would totally kill my artistic mood I'm sure! Incidently, I lived through something like that myself for a couple of years before I graduated. They somehow suddenly changed the rules, now I can't remember how, but instead of the standard six courses per term, we had to do twice as many. I remember having three or four exams a day one year, it was awful. I'm glad I got out of there with decent grades.
Lol, exactly! I guess they were just many, very dedicated, hands at work in those days. And most cartoons probably ran minutes rather than hours back then. Yes, I'd have to agree on that. Do you think it'd be possible to do 3D cartoons by hand at all?
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lol yeah, i usually don't mind because i usually never have really important to do, expect when it comes to school and my family.
yeah, in college because of deadlines, i was literally forced to draw until my hands hurt and that is not good for my artistic mood, but i had to get it done or fail the class and of course it didn't do good for my mood personality wise either, it left me very cranky most of time, so thank god i was able to graduate from that college. we only took four classes per semester at my college, but the workload from each was kind of nightmare.
yep, you have be really dedicated and have alot of patience to do animation back in those days. yeah, most cartoons back were on 20 to 22 minutes, but imagine what the people at disney had to go through. actually, a animation studio that working on a film called the paper is working on a system were you lay your 2d drawings on 3d models, so i kind of looks like cross between 2d and 3d.
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Ah okay then.
Ouch! That's not healthy. It sounds like a really harsh enviroment, perfect for running yourself into a wall, both phsyically and mentally. You did good to graduate in one piece from there.
No kidding.
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yeah, so in a way that school kind of killed my creativity, but yeah, thank god i got though it in one piece.
oh sorry, i meant to say the movie that paper boy, i missed a word.
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I bet. It'd probably kill anyone's mood.
Ah, no problem.
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Hmmmm......wow.....he looks quite confident!
Will you do a fan fic of him? If so, I'll watch the film JUST so I can read your writing on his character.
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mmm...i don't know, can't really think of a story for him.
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Maybe someday you will!
I never thought I'd do a "Black Beauty" fan fic, and I'm working on it as we speak.
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well, not at the moment, i have really inspired to start a fanfic.
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When you saw Rattlesnake Jake for the first time, did you know you were going to write something about him?
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mmm...really no, but then i read other stories people have written of rattlesnake jake and it got me motivated to write my own. of course, i have really like the character to write a fanfic of him. so i do like this rabbit character, but not as much as i do rattlesnake jake.
p.s. also just wanted to tell you, i got the copy of your book you sent me today! thank you very much! i showed it too my parents and told them all about it and they loved it.
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Awww! Thank you so much!
That's very sweet of you to tell your parents about it.
You're very welcome, BTW.
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