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- Jeff Victor
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- 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. All images on this site or on jeffvictor.blogspot.com are copyright Jeff Victor and may not be used without permission. All characters/properties are copyright by their respective owners.
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- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 30
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- Actor Evolution: Sigourney Weaver
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- Paranorman Painting Method
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- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 25
- Classics of Crap Volume 42- Robot Monster
- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 24
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- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 20
- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 19
- Kurt Russell is the Man!
- Weekend Life Drawing
- 30 Day Drawing Challenge Day 18
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2 comments:
Heheeh! Excellent, Jeff. Totally agree with you about mr. Lucas. :-) Congratulations for your job.
Good pick for the pic. That particular shot, maybe because of the music, maybe just the blocking, represents a cinematic moment for which adding anything would be obvious vandalism. I'm not sure where Lucas stole it from, but I'm rather convinced he DID swipe it since it works so well. (Not that theft is any crime if it works; the only sin is fruitless larceny.) In that moment is conveyed all that Luke loses later in the film, efficiently and effectively.
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