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The PAPERWALKER Journal is a regularly updated weblog of character designer Florian Satzinger in which he showcases his character design work, visual development, inspirations and reference materials of current, past and future projects, such as Toby Skybuckle© for France and Japan based Ankama Group LLC and John Starduck© for France and US based Tigobo Animation Studios. ©2013 World rights reserved.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Behind The Margins

I did this rough piece a little more than a week ago or so. I was playing around with the idea or question what on earth is happening behind the margins of the CTN animation expo's poster. And this is the answer, at least from my motorpunkish point of view.


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6 comments:

Derek said...

I'm always impressed by your rough stuff! Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

great job! as always
You can see how you think while you draw.

I am also waiting eagerly to see more off toby skybucle..
And how is it with the starducks project.

You are a true inspiration,
what we learn from you is priceless
and I hope you will continue blogging

But it would be great to see the finished drawings also.

Anonymous said...

Amazing work!
What I want to know,
what is the usual size of your canvas?

Greets

Brett "2D" Bean said...

Will you be there this year? Booth, panel, or attendee?

Florian Satzinger said...

Derek, big thanks for your ongoing feedback here, I appreciate that very, very much!

Anonymous, Toby Skybuckle and StarDucks are delayed a little because of an animation design job I had to accept under all circumstances. I'll keep you updated! BTW, finished drawings will follow :)

Ad canvas size, normaly I work in A3 format (landscape, 400dpi).

Cheers for the wonderful feedback!

Brett, yes, I will be there. I'm invited as a speaker.

Brett "2D" Bean said...

Great, can't wait! Beautiful work and I look forward to hearing the panel. If you walk the floor I'll have a booth and it would be great to meet you. Again, beautiful work as always.