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Sunday, May 31, 2009

Spider Man's Drawing Request And A Look Back On Nemoland 2009

Today, I do a double-post or a two parts entry of sorts.

Part one: Fellow colleague and good friend Francisco Herrera (Spider Man, Superman) asked me do a very own pin-up drawing on one of his characters for his next book. And here's the fruit, the ACME Wondermotorbra 3000D-T (coming with a built-in tea cooking feature):


I really do like space around the characters, much space. The original background I painted was that size:


The roughs, finally:



Part two: A look back on Nemoland 2009 in pictures

This is the Nemoland Award 2009 statue I got from the Accedemia Nemo, wonderfully rendered by the fabulous Paolo Chiari:


Fellow animator and comic artist Flaviano Armentaro and me in the Palazzo Medici Riccardi, Sala Luca Giordano. Fab' place, absolutely. This was, btw, the very place where they gave me the dragon statue:



Nemoland family portrait 2009. From right: Super duper director and animator Alex Orrelle (Finding Nemo, Incredibles), me, Sire Giuliano Cenci (Grisu, Calimero), Paolo Chiari (master of trolls and dwarfs) and Luca Chiarotti (Accademia Nemo).


Photos: Maryam Laura Moazedi

Some pics from the exhibition in the Gipsoteca Fiorentina will follow. I'm still stunned by the appeal and the impact of this very spot. It was indeed a magic place to let my ducks 'n' critters out...

7 comments:

  1. When I see your work always bring creative impulses! They are really great, Wowow! I like to let myself have such a feeling! I also like Francisco Herrera's style, and his talent I admire! I hope to have the opportunity to become a friend with him.

    Thank you for let me to see such good art.

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  2. I think you should manufacture your Motorbra :P

    Excellent desings as always.

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  3. Awesome !
    Great !
    Fan n n tas tic !

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  4. Su! Many thanks, same here, love your work!

    Draw Monkey, thanks, I should think about that... absolutely :)

    B! Thanks a bunch!

    Faboun'e! Cheers! :)

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  5. WOw....your style is amazing!!!!!!

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