Hey this second trailer looks pretty neat, sure makes me look forward to seeing this. I am releaved … I was starting to fear the whole movie was made of traveling shots and pans. Maybe there’s hope yet for Goro San.
An artshow here in SF
the skinny:
“Here’s a chance to see what Pixar artists draw in their off hours. San Francisco’s Canvas Gallery will host Combined Weight, a collection of work by artists from Pixar Animation Studios, “produced in their spare time to show the world through their eyes”. Artists include Daniel Arriaga, Enrico Casarosa, Janet [...]
Wow. What a nice day out saturday was! Ronnie and I met a lot of artists, almost forty brave souls attended. We walked from Fillmore and California all the way to the Palace of fine arts and back, maybe even walked too much … I was sure tired after it, but it was still a [...]
of fine arts …
I have the pleasure of exchanging messages everyonce in a while with the amazing Aya Takano of the KaikaiKiki art ensemble. I absolutely love her paintings (I will own one of these babies sooner or later, mark my words!) and I soooo wish I could get on a plane and go to her latest solo [...]
This seems like a documentary we should all watch … scary … see the trailer here.
Enrico Casarosa is a storyboard artist living in San Francisco, working in Animation by day, publishing artbooks and comics by night.
Forever stuck between the gravitational pulls of Italy (his home country) and Japan (a cultural passion).
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