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Shannon Tindle: "Well, I can't believe it's finally coming out. I moved to Portland on Jan.9, 2006 to work on Coraline. I loved Portland, I loved the crew and I am so proud that I got to work on this film."
These are really cool drawings. Is she a CMU grad? I was a little bit surprised that there was a picture of a naked woman if these are in the film. CHildren's films don't usually feature those.... :-)
I love Tim Burton and always appreciate his new and ever-evolving takes on what it means to be a child and, furthermore, what it means to be an adult looking back on childhood. Burton's ability to recapture this through drawings, animation and a very distinct over-arching style is breathtaking --- I look forward to seeing Coraline.
I love concept art. I've been excited about the movie forever and have been following its development closely on Neil Gaiman's blog.
Despite what Mary-Margaret said, Coraline is NOT TIM BURTON. It's Henry Selick. Just because something is a creepy fairytale does not mean it's Tim Burton. There are plenty other artists out there with similar aesthetics.
These are really cool drawings. Is she a CMU grad? I was a little bit surprised that there was a picture of a naked woman if these are in the film. CHildren's films don't usually feature those.... :-)
ReplyDeleteI love Tim Burton and always appreciate his new and ever-evolving takes on what it means to be a child and, furthermore, what it means to be an adult looking back on childhood. Burton's ability to recapture this through drawings, animation and a very distinct over-arching style is breathtaking --- I look forward to seeing Coraline.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited about this film. Every movie that Tim Burton works on is very well done and beautiful. I can't wait to see it!
ReplyDeleteI love concept art. I've been excited about the movie forever and have been following its development closely on Neil Gaiman's blog.
ReplyDeleteDespite what Mary-Margaret said, Coraline is NOT TIM BURTON. It's Henry Selick. Just because something is a creepy fairytale does not mean it's Tim Burton. There are plenty other artists out there with similar aesthetics.