Unicorn Warriors Eternal episode 7 background paintings by me
I got a bit of help with planning the color of the first. I'm glad others pushed me with the color, since the scene really had to feel magically autumnal and vibrant and I think it turned out looking really nice.
TINTIN animation art from the 1950s-1970s. The best (and the most faithful) adaptation of the original comics has to be the 1990s animated series. Yet there’s a charm to the earliest attempts— the sacred source material packaged as a Saturday morning cartoon!—and the 1970s films have the distinction of being blessed by Tintin’s creator, Hergé, and can therefore be considered as additions to the original comics.
Based off of a mishmash of Steven Universe background art that I cut and pasted together
Made this for my great aunt, she’s not doing so well health wise so I thought this might cheer her up. She loves roses and nature landscapes with water so I ran with that.
Hoping to do more background art studies!
My commissions are open as well if anyone is interested in a piece like this, you can find my commission sheet pinned at the top of my page. Feel free to message me if you have any questions 😊
Alright, I'm finally allowed to post it so here's a thing I've done a couple of months ago as a test task for my application into @averytallproblem :D Now I'm an official member of the team, yay!
I'm still really proud of it, all the struggles I had in the beginning were worth it
I'll also post some bonus stuff under the cut
p.s. If you were thinking about applying but haven't yet, I highly suggest to give a try!
Ooh BG from our boring mystery sequence but not boring paintings! I wanted our paintings to feel pretty lively despite the mystery being mundane: Bg Layout from Nath Milburn and painted by Amber Ren, a messy room painted by Becky Lau!
Some backgrounds I painted for this show for Nickelodeon during the pandemic called Middlemost Post. It was such a blast to paint these wonderfully whimsical background designs!
Thank you my AD Crista for giving me a shot and let me have a ton of fun!
Credits:
Art Director: Crista Castro
Background Designers : Devon Bragg / Connie Wong / Andy Ristaino/ Decon Andrews / German Orozco