#isle of dogs

[tomcat-reusables]

Getting into Wes Anderson and don’t know what to watch? Refer to this handy dandy flow chart I made.

[chrasilla]

i love wes anderson's regulars because if i was a famous director i too would only do stuff with my friends and include them in everything i do

[weltonboys]

i don’t know why i bite

unknown / tusk - fleetwood mac / gods country - ethel cain / foreword to homer’s odyssey - emily wilson / isles of dogs (2018) / summer sons - lee mandelo / the dream thieves - maggie steifvater/ bite the hand - boygenius

[parkvcrs]

levi “my friends think i like to fight, but it's just not true. sometimes i lose my temper and blow off a little steam, but i’ve never enjoyed it. i’m not a violent dog. i don't know why i bite” ackerman

[lovely-abeille]

i bet on losing dogs, mitski // ? // isle of dogs, wes anderson (2018) // i'm your man, mitski // let dead dogs lie, silas melvin

[carnivorte]

// I’m not a violent dog. I don’t know why I bite.

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Arthur and John with a side of the carnal canine poetic. This line from Isle of Dogs really resonated with me for them hehe. + Arthur is using a cane in this drawing and I need everyone to know because it’s my fav headcanon.

[kkkkkrt]

💗norton in Wes Anderson's films 💗

[big-coyote]

[arealtrashact]

You heard the rumor, right?

[teaganrae15]

I’m movie lovers🎬🎞️🎥

[m4ndysk4nkovich]

cop car, mitski // shameless (3x09) // stigmata : escaping texts, hélène cixous // shameless (11x06) // sarah, alex g // isle of dogs // dog bite wikipedia // shameless (4x07)

[bishicat]

I'm not attracted to tame animals

[junior-stargazer-goke91]

Wes Motifs: Reflections

[worstlovesong]

I bite when I’m nervous, like a bad dog

Isle of Dogs (2018) - dir. Wes Anderson / Bite The Hand (2018) - Boygenius

[henricavyll]

Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs” is like no other stop-motion film, so it makes sense that its animation process was like no other. Instead of CGI, the movie’s art department made thousands of characters by hand. “[It’s] probably the most ambitious stop-motion film certainly I’ve ever worked on,” says the movie’s head puppet master, Andy Gent. “There’s always a lot of detail … When you create miniatures they have to be absolutely working miniature versions of real life.” Gent says Anderson zoned it on every little thing and made sure miniature buttons, zips, and watch dials all had the details of their real-life counterparts. For instance, Gent says the original script called for a minute-and-a-half sushi preparation sequence. It took seven months to shoot. In the film, a chef slices up fish, which involved magnetizing the already cut silicon pieces to resemble a whole fish. Then, when the knife slices through it, it would open up to the internal pieces, Gent says. It took a lot of planning, testing with paper cutouts and plasticine, molding, plus hand painting to ensure the shot was exactly right, he continues. Occasionally, a sudden change can derail hours of work, like when the team had built multiple gloves for the chef’s hands in the sushi cutting scene, only for Anderson to change his mind about jump cuts. “We’d plan for one eventuality and then it changed around, which often happens. You’d be like, ‘Well why do we need to do this? Why are those the rules?'” Gent says. “It took three animators because it broke quite a few people to get through the shot. Seven months later we end up with one minute of animation.” ─ Variety 

ISLE OF DOGS (2018) dir. Wes Anderson | Making of the Sushi Scene

[dancetheblues333]

What happened? Why did I do that? I'm not a violent dog. I don't know why I bite.