I promise this will be the last Ralph-related post! But the film is finally out this weekend,we are all really proud of Ralph and I hope it shows in the work. I'm really excited to hear what you think!
This was such a unique experience for me. Not only was a I lucky (but unworthy) enough to be a part of this world-class animation crew doing 3D and 8-bit animation, but on the heels of the Caricature Show (see below), I was tapped by Art Director Mike Gabriel to create some art for the movie! I'm very grateful , and that experience eventually helped me to move into Visual Development training program here at Disney!
So I guess there are lessons I am learning here ; Take chances especially when they scare you. Even when you feel like you aren't as good as the next guy, don't be afraid to put your work out there. And keep forcefully pushing yourself out of your comfort zone.
All of the above will help us to fall flat on our faces. But we secretly know that's how we get better;)
So if you've taken a break from your all-day-all-night animation session to visit this blog, this post is for you! I feel you and I know you're workin hard and this medium is a challenging as it is gratifying. But keep going and I promise you your big dreams are going to start to happen!
And when you do get there...dude it's awesome. There's nothing like banding together with a team of talented artists and working together to put something special up on screen!
Such an honor to be up there with my heroes!
My dream comin' true. Being part of the amazing animation crew at Disney. Our future's lookin pretty bright!
PS - Let me know if you spot this little piece somewhere in the film=)
Congratulations to Rich Moore and the whole crew! Thanks for the unforgettable experience!
