Through a funhouse mirror...

Posted by Arna:

While flipping through some older material earlier today, I found a few designs from a feature film project John and I both worked on years ago. These are sketches I did originally in pencil and xeroxed to 'lock in' the line, so's I could render some tone with marker. These days I might just scan and do the tone with photoshop, but I still like to work with a pantone warm grey.

Storyboard goodies...

Click on the swordplay to go to fellow board artist Warren Leonhardt, speaking about his recent experience creating boards on the television series Jane And The Dragon. We think this one covers the subject very well, with plenty of personal anecdotes and Warren's typical energy. If you haven't already done so, go there now!

Bobby/Beany...

For Warren and Hobo Divine. The origin of the Peter Pan-nequin:

20,000 and counting...

Sometime in the last 24 hours the counter on this blog clicked past 20,000 page loads. That's so cool! Thanks again to all the visitors to our blog, you who leave great comments and share stuff with us.

Earlier this week we went for a long walk in the Ossington and Queen Street neighbourhood of Toronto. Here are a few shots John took of a secondhand storefront window: