News and art from animator/illustrator Jeff Victor
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Fan Art of my Fan Art
How cool is this? Fellow Star Wars fan Tania Cardenas, a pro character animator and FX animator sent me some photos of a clay sculpture of my drawing of Bubblehead Jabba & Leia as seen here. Very cute! Thanks Tania!
Your Bubbleheads certainly have a big following, and rightly so!
Fan art seems to get a bad rap, especially when a lot of it seems to include terrible pencil sketches of Orlando Bloom, but I just love it when someone like yourself uses their own style and skill and makes something cool.
You and her should work together and create enough stuff to have a gallery showing in LA. I wonder if anyone has ever done that before, fan art based on the art of a fellow nobody, ha ha... that sounds meaner than it's supposed to. You know what I mean.
Jeff Victor studied art/design at the University of Kansas and has worked as an illustrator ever since. Some of his clients include Dreamworks Animation, Cartoon Network, Nick Jr. Animation, Warner Bros Animation, ABCMouse, BBC/Create Media, National Geographic Kids, East West Animation, Playstation, HBO, DMS Films/Academy Awards, IFC, Bicycle Casino, K&Company, Hallmark Cards, and Universal Studios: Hollywood.
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3 comments:
Your Bubbleheads certainly have a big following, and rightly so!
Fan art seems to get a bad rap, especially when a lot of it seems to include terrible pencil sketches of Orlando Bloom, but I just love it when someone like yourself uses their own style and skill and makes something cool.
Maybe you should ask Tania to give you a replica of the marveled Star Wars characters based on your art. That would be so cool as a memorabilia.
You and her should work together and create enough stuff to have a gallery showing in LA. I wonder if anyone has ever done that before, fan art based on the art of a fellow nobody, ha ha... that sounds meaner than it's supposed to. You know what I mean.
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