It's an artistic representation of a circulatory system walking through a kitchen, as drawn by Dave Gibbons and written about by Alan Moore. It happens a lot 'round here.

Happy There Is A Circulatory System Walking Through The Kitchen Day to all who celebrate.

my art comp slowly drifting further down to the right

warmup! lil bit on kicks. Although the machanics of kicks always made sense to me, the start and leave of them has been hard for my to wrap my head around. #animation

dirty color test; trying to see what fast unprecise coloring still adds instead of detract, thoughts? #animation

theeeere we go, gesture that is still loose n quick but with what is needed to express. #animation

From "Baahubali - The Eternal War - Part 1" (Indian movie, 2027).
Co-produced with French animation studio Alcyde, and several "Arcane" artists.
Directed by Ishan Shukla ("Star Wars Visions" S2, "Schirkoa" Indian-French movie...).
Full trailer >> www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdUP...

gettin there! feeling more limber and with better gesture. my frame count and spaceig are better but still need more practice. I want to work again on what exactly a frame means (outside of leys, and breakdowns).

warmup #animation

spoopy

shape faces

I'm very curious about the difference between 'drawn lines' and 'mechanically perfect lines'. How our brains perceive them. Not which is better, more how they make us feel.

Not just lines, shapes as well.

Left: Ed Emberley's Drawing Book of Faces
Right: art by undrey from Creative Market Place.

Aesop's The Wolf & the Lamb

warmups, studying the Force Figure drawing book again. #michaelDmattesi #force #figure

warmups that went a lil longer

Friendly reminder

proving to myself what I do and dont know. Cant instantly animate (gesture) a muscle set, then I dont actually know it. #animation

15sec warmups

warmups

Story as levels of a building; architecture concepts explored

warmups

my arm finally can hold the VR controllers enough to give this a shot again. Thrill of the Fight2 here we go!

more tests.

Getting a handle on the rendering style

love the unusual shapes / combo you use, this is really cool! What kinds of stuff inspire this work?

Dali inspired

Dali inspired doodles

🤖 ✨

until it's done