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3 de jan. de 2011 · Glen’s spartan sketches show how a trained artist needs just a few strokes to express genuine human emotions. The master sketches provide annotated guidance for character modelers, and animators, highlighting the connections between key anatomical features.
- Knowing vs Picturing
- Seeing vs Imagining
- Creativity Diversified
The first point to consider is that there is a difference between knowing or remembering what something looks like and generating a mental image of that thing. To draw it, you only need to know how it looks, or would look. As the psychologist of art Rudolf Arnheimnoted, a draftsperson working from memory “may deny convincingly that he has anything ...
Another seemingly obvious but important point is that whereas mental visualisation takes place entirely within the brain, drawing is a partly external act, taking place in front of the artist’s eyes. When you draw, you perceive the marks you make. Each change, perceived, suggests the next, in a feedback loop. You don’t have to imagine. Many of the ...
The way that aphantasics like Keane work challenges the stereotype of the creative artist that has held sway over Western culture for centuries, at least since the Renaissance biographer Giorgio Vasarideclared that “the greatest geniuses…are searching for inventions in their minds, forming those perfect ideas which their hands then express”. Vasari...
6 de mar. de 2014 · The Art of Glen Keane. Designed an 8 x 10 inch artist catalog showcasing some of Glen Keane’s iconic work as a character animator for Disney. It includes his thoughts o Read More.
26 de jun. de 2021 · When Keane draws Ariel, he begins with what he calls an “explosion of scribbles,” then highlights and subtracts lines until he finds the form that he wants.
In the video below, animation tutor Alex Williams analyses Glen Keane's approach to thumbnail skteches and shows how Glen uses them to create beautiful animation.
15 de abr. de 2015 · I also copied a gesture drawing from head Disney animator Glen Keane. Below you'll find a copy I made off of a gesture drawing he drew of Tarzan catching Jane, from a scene he animated. There's also a slightly more advance form of gesture drawing that aren't as scribbly.
7 de mar. de 2018 · The son of cartoonist Bil Keane, creator of The Family Circus, Glen began drawing at an early age. As a child, he drew to make the paper go away and, in the process, discovered the dimensionality of imagined worlds.
