I've recently been doing development illustration on this animation feature project for writer, Bob Swain.
The story is set among the people of the Sahara desert.
Bob is now seeking further funding in Europe and elsewhere.
It's been sheer pleasure to work on this wonderful material and I hope we can continue in the near future.
Please note that these images are in copyright to Sidewinder Films. 2007.
22 comments:
Limbolo au pays des hommes bleus.
Simplicity, elegance and mystery. A perfect fit. Unfortunately, not a 'Taureau' in sight.
Cheers.
hi Limbolo!
You are amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for showing this !!
Luc,
Malheureusement, Il n'y a pas des taureaux. Mais, on a quelques autre betes aux quatre pieds. And, if I have my way, the djinn will have horns.
Rupesh and Dela,
Brindis!
Nice. Really nice.
You killed me again.
i want a refund.
:) Nono. These are great! can't wait to see more! Good luck about the funding!
sw
you had me at 'blue man'.
really liking the middle one.
Wow...stunning work. Hopefully the film works out. And if so, i'll look forward to the "Art of.." book. :)
This work is absolutely gorgeous!!! Amazing! This will be a great project.
Wow, atmosphere!
There seem to be some genuinely interesting feature projects around at the moment.
Tell me about another one...
Damn............. they're fine.
If you ever publish a book of your work , put me down for a copy.
Stunning images. Tell your man to go see Luc Besson - he's got a lot of cash now!
your work has a wonderful sense of weight - probably the result of using flats
Interestingly I think you work has a wonderful sense of flatness, perhaps because of your weight.
Easy, ladies!
Sooo much done with so little. I love them soo much...
^ ^
The Book of Kells: http://theblogofkells.blogspot.com/
and a couple I've forgotten.
Thanks to you brother Bentos.
I'll take a good look later...
Really beautiful! They have the mood of a painted scene but with the strenght of the graphic style
Master of lights and transparency!
love the textures in the backgrounds of the fist two... so subtle and rich at the same time. The third seems to me to hail from a different world, a real sense of endlessness. Beautiful wor, I hope you get the opportunity to do more on this theme! AM
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