[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Honestly, I like Merida BECAUSE she looks so weird and cartoonish. Whereas the character designs in Tangled and Frozen fall right in the middle of the uncanny valley for me.

(Although I'm sure it's the other way around for some people, since this is a totally subjective thing.)

[(Anonymous)]

DA. Tangled was very Glen Keane which is more appropriate for 2d then 3d, and Frozen was very that-artist-who-draws-like-Keane who works there now.

Pixar is a little more familiar with 3d design then some of the old school Disney employees, so they designed Merida in a different way. I'm not a huge fan of Merida's design, but she IS more made for 3d then the Tangled and Frozen characters are.

[silvereriena]

Are you talking about Jin Kim? I've gotten his art mixed up with Glen Keane's before. They both also seem to use the same dark charcoal pencils.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Or Brittany Lee, maybe? I know she was part of the team.