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Wow! It's so nice seeing a print in it's intended colors. That yellow especially! Thanks, @ani_obsessive 
https://twitter.com/ani_obsessive/status/1264725595805679617
https://twitter.com/ani_obsessive/status/1264725595805679617
I have this as a slide in my class instruction on designing a cast a characters—making a case for the use of repetition in character design.
I love love love this UPA short. Bobe Cannon is the best.
I love love love this UPA short. Bobe Cannon is the best.
Lately I've come to think of variety <--> repetition as a spectrum. Like so many things in design...
(volumetric <--> flat)
Where there's no right answer. Just options!
Repetition seems be getting the short end of the stick lately, so I try to prop it up when I can.
(volumetric <--> flat)
Where there's no right answer. Just options!
Repetition seems be getting the short end of the stick lately, so I try to prop it up when I can.
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I tend to favor a little of both. A think a lot of classic design follows this. Building on a system, adding variety with splashes of color, varying up proportions.
You don't have to choose one (PURE Variety VS. PURE Repetition). Instead, thinking about it as a spectrum.
You don't have to choose one (PURE Variety VS. PURE Repetition). Instead, thinking about it as a spectrum.
I think Trolls recently did a great job of working the full spectrum of 'character cast design'. Some variety, some repetition.
back to Madeline, I did a design thread on it maybe a year ago. Definitely a film worth your attention and study! Check it out. https://twitter.com/bobjinx/status/1107373068345884672
Watch it here if you don't want to dig into the thread.
@ani_obsessive may know of a more color accurate print, but I think resolution-wise this is pretty decent.
@ani_obsessive may know of a more color accurate print, but I think resolution-wise this is pretty decent.
