The directors set the bar so high - trying to make a movie visually like the Disney's classics - like Snow White , Pinocchio and such. Everyone was kind of freaked out a little bit in the beginning - since watercolor is not the most forgiving medium to handle. I guess we did it all right- it' turned out to be one of the most beautiful Disney movies in the end IMO.
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incredible watercolors! you are right, the film is a masterpiece. when I started to work on it and chris and I were joking, it would be nice if it could look like ELMER ELEPHANT we had no idea it would in the end.
unbelievable work jay!!!!
Impressive stuff!
- Hans, Bob, Thanks very much for stopping by. I am humbled!
I don't know your experience working with Ric Sluiter, but I had a short talk with him when I was in school, I was really impressed when he could tell that my film had a russian painting influence and other stuff. Someone with an eye like that, it'd be hard for him not to be a brilliant art director.
I luv this movie. you work is just as good as it gets! thank you!
Thanks for posting your beautiful work from this film! I couldn't get over the backgrounds when I first saw Lilo and Stitch.
The composition, and the color keys are AWESOME!
Colors are beautiful !!!
magnifico...maravilloso...felicitaciones!!!
Cárcamo
Belo trabalho Jie.Congratulations!!
Um abraço do Brasil!
Cárcamo
Amazing!!!
Hi..
All of theese are simply beautiful.
Compliments.
Maria.
Marvelous!!!!
Jie, teach me! I read on your site that you have landscape workshops... do you plan on anymore in the future?
I'm so glad I discovered these again! I loved them when I was in school, and I still do! I just wish they showed the credits in the art books. But finally, a name to associate with the piece. Great work
you a are a monster. amazing work, saludos!
These are truly magnificent, such a wonderful feel of emotion and depth. Beautiful.
Hi Jie,
What type of watercolors and Paper were you using for these amazing works?
-Justin Coombs
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