Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Friday, October 30, 2009

Button Ghost



Button Ghost by Shane Prigmore available in high-res here.

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Friday, October 9, 2009

Coraline concept art



Shannon Tindle posted some Coraline concept art including some great images of Coraline's Other Mother. At first glance, the image above looks like a mobile with the three ghost kids (which would be pretty cool).

*See more Coraline concept art and fan art here.

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Saturday, August 1, 2009

Coraline desktop wallpaper



Coraline menaced by her Other Mother. Download it as a desktop wallpaper in various sizes here.

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Friday, July 31, 2009

More Coraline art

Thanks to Patrick for the tips:

1. Coraline storyboard, featuring a very green glove.

2. And Coraline concept art by Shane Prigmore.

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Coraline sculptures (and more)




Wybie and rat sculptures by Tony Merrithew, who has posted numerous sculptures he created for the Coraline production. He was interviewed about the project here.

Relatedly, here's a gallery of photos of the Coraline display that was at Universal Studios.

Via Vanessa Pridgen.

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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Coraline concept art



Coraline's Other Mother in all her forms - - one image of many in Chris Applehans' Coraline concept art gallery. (I linked to Chris' work before, but it was to a different gallery).

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

More Coraline concept art



Go here for Coraline concept art by Stephen. Thanks for the tip Ake.

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Stephin Merrit interview (and more)

Go here for an interview with Coraline songwriter Stephin Merrit, including this fun exchange:
Do you have a favorite character in “Coraline”?
Mr. Bobo. [He]'s a crazy old man who runs the mouse circus. Our actor Elliot Villar rolls his Rs both backwards and forwards, which is something I've never heard before. So I've written a song in which he can roll his Rs backwards and forwards.
Also, here's some bug furniture concept art from the movie.

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Saturday, April 25, 2009

Other Mother's Bugroom Concept Art


Here's concept art Chris Turnham created for Coraline's Other Mother's Bugroom. You can compare it to how the room looked in the movie here.

Chris has prints and t-shirts on sale here, including this deep sea diver t-shirt:



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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Video of a Coraline "flip" subway ad; Coraline storyboard

First up, video of a subway ad - - it looks like a flip book:



Second, go here to see some Coraline storyboard art by Graham Annable:



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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Swell photos of Coraline maquettes




There are some swell photos of Coraline, her Father, Mother, Other Mother, Wybie and Forcible and Spink in this Flickr gallery.

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Sunday, April 5, 2009

Coraline Props




Wybie puppet and Forcible faces found in the Flickr gallery of Amy, Cynthia and Ted - - artists who worked on the Coraline movie. Lots more photos in the gallery, and the three have an Etsy shop here.

Thanks to the anonymous tipster.

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Saturday, March 21, 2009

Coraline concept art



Shane Prigmore posted lots of facial animation design work, featuring Coraline, her (late-in-the-movie) Other Father, her Other Mother, and more.

And Chris Turnham posted some props he designed for Bobinsky's attic.

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

More Coraline production art



Rat by Steph Choi, who posted images of Coraline's bedroom.

And here's a behind the scenes slideshow.

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Watch as the Coraline puppets are digitally enhanced




I'm going to quote Neil Gaiman here: "See the lines on her face? That's where you can replace eyes, mouths and so on. At the beginning of the film-making process Henry wanted to keep the lines, but was outvoted, so they were digitally erased."

Adam Sager was one of the artists responsible for removing the lines from the puppets' face and performing other digital tricks. You can see before and after footage here.

What's also awfully nice to hear, is Adam's kind words for Laika, who provided crew with footage for their personal use, a pair of Coraline Dunks, and a puppet.

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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Coraline link roundup


CG Society has a long and very detailed article about the making of Coraline.

And a few more links:

1. Chris Turnham posted concept art from Coraline.

2. Coraline nail polish.

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Monday, February 23, 2009

Coraline link roundup


Go here for lots of photos of the Coraline puppet armatures. Via.


Coraline concept artist Stef Choi posted lots of ... concept art, including a photo of a rather adorable Coraline.

And a few more links:

1. Fan made Coraline box.

2. Work in progress button-eyed Coraline doll.

3. And a handy roundup of Coraline concept art links.

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Friday, February 20, 2009

More Coraline concept art



Dan Krall has posted more Coraline concept art at his site, including a drawing of the "gravy train" and a jell-o lava lamp.

And in other Coraline news, here's some fan art by Tara Billinger featuring slugzilla.

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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Coraline concept art by Katy Wu



Go here for Coraline concept art by Katy Wu, including the Other Mother in her final spidery form.

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Sunday, February 15, 2009

Video of the Gallery Nucleus Coraline discussion



Here's video of a decent part of the Coraline production artists panel at Gallery Nucleus. I've posted links to many of the artists' sites previously.

Also, here's a some less than glowing comments about Laika (that need to be taken with a grain of salt since the author seems to hope to one day work there again).

Both links via Amid Amidi, so I'll take the opportunity to direct you to my review of Amid's new book The Art of Pixar Short Films.

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