“A witch and her one-legged giant friend.” Done on my new iPad Pro using Framecast. I still can’t get over this baby 😚 The music is “The Last Paradise/最後の楽園” Haruomi Hosono and Friend’s “Pacific” album.
My wallet finally lost the battle to the iPad Pro. Looking forward to doing all kinda fun stuff with my new buddy! Happy Fourth of July! 🎉 #ipadpro #expensiveapple #animation #4thofjuly #animationdesk
doodles from a personal project inspired by Hiroshi Yoshimura’s A.I.R album :> #sunsetline #tram #sketchbook
some Dvoraks because Symphony No.9 is performing at Central Park tomorrow evening! I swear Dvorak was a wizard. #dvorak #symphony #no.9 #watercolor #sketchbook
Sketchbook stuff!
A photo I took from the Brooklyn Bridge.
Haven’t tried drawing something different in a while. This one is inspired by Taiyo Matsumoto.
Messing around with my watercolor pencils again!
A little late for this, but Feb 1st was the annual Hourly Comic Day! I was on a plane ride most of the time, but here it is finally!! There will be a lot of nonsense. Happy Belated Hourly Comic Day!!
#hourlycomicday #2017 #planeride #comics #sketchbook #japan #newyork #yonlee
Chugging along on the rooster cab heading into a year filled with a lot of uncertainties and excitement! #rooster 01 #comic #鸡年
Found some old exploration sketches I did on my “Abandonment” series! #abandonment #sketchbook #houseboat
First post of the year! Happy New Year everyone! #rooster
Animated a dancing boy in FrameCast! Music by Jean Jacques Perry- country rock polca. #dancing #loop #framecast
I just downloaded FrameCast on my iPhone 6 and got to mess around with it! If you like animating wherever you go this is probably one of the easiest mobile animation apps to use!
(Music by Jean-Jacques Perry)
pastachyan asked:
Ahhh! Sorry I just saw this!! I have a ton of people who inspire me.
Some of them aren’t in the animation field, but here are some of them who definitely influenced my approach on the film “Akira Kurosawa, Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, Fujiko F. Fujio, Kunio Yanagata, Shigeru Mizuki, Toriyama Sekien, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Hiroshige, Anthony Holden, Paul Klee, Pu Song Ling, Wu Cheng En, and a ton of old TVB period dramas”
In general, I also really admire the works of Ursula LeGuin, Phillip K Dick, George Orwell, Astrid Lingren, Kazuo Umezu, Osamu Tezuka, Michael Dudok de Wit and I draw a lot of inspiration from books that have anything to do with mythology/folklore/archaeology.
I’m sure there’s a lot more who I’m forgetting, but these are the ones that I can think of for now at least :/