>Elio behind the scenes artwork
Why haven't you made it in the industry?

>>7626392 (OP)
I prefer having teeth rather than working in an environment that would cause me to projectile vomit daily.

Pendleton Ward made the most influential show of the 2010s

>>7626392 (OP)
Honestly this is really nice stuff. Communicative, soulful, and tells a story. That’s really all they’re looking for in the industry, you don’t need to be a pro or anything

>>7626487
To add on, I wouldn’t even categorize this as “pro” or anything. I think that this is the type of art that simple does what it’s supposed to do, if that makes any sense. Like you could easily make a scene out of these few loose sketches

Because I don't want to draw that, I want to draw THIS.

>>7626493
Asterix... thank you for reminding me of the lads

>>7626392 (OP)
I don't have a rich dad who owns an investment bank.

>>7626392 (OP)
bottom right is good tho

>>7626493
holy fuck that drawing is pure kino

>>7626392 (OP)
waah waah

>>7626392 (OP)
No wonder this dogshit flopped

>>7626801
that one is drawn by a white man who's been in the industry for 20 years, not the brown diversity hire from calarts.

>>7626969
holy cope

>>7627010
Let me just quickly look this movie up and...
>"Elio" has grossed approximately $72 million worldwide against a production budget of $150 million, marking it as one of Pixar's biggest box office flops.
...Oh. Who's coping, exactly?

>>7626392 (OP)
>Pixar presents: CalArts BeanMouth
when will they ever learn?

>>7627010
>it's good
>it's good
>it's good
>it's good
>making the sources of the quotes smaller year by year
>big highlighted one references a film from 8 fucking years ago
>making the RT rating the biggest front and center element
Good signs, the institutions and megacorps are struggling and realizing people en masse are distrusting the subhumans who "make it" as journos.

>>7626986
Molina has been working for Pixar since 2007 if I remember right. He boarded for ts3 previously and co directed Coco.

>>7626392 (OP)
He looks like a recoloured steven universe character.

>>7626484
I find it somewhat amusing that he needed to draw little circles to help draw the feet.

>>7626392 (OP)
Oh dear

>>7626488
Well, it's clear that pictures here >>7626487 were drawn by a pro. The expressive gesture, facial expressions, very simple yet instantly recognisable design and all that in just few scribbly lines. This what pro tier doodle look like. On the other hand OP's pictures are stiff, unexpressive and just boring. They actually look like what a child would draw. Except for the one on the bottom right. That one also was obviously made by some pro. It's night and day.

>>7626392 (OP)
Anyone who claims that the "Steven Universe CalArts style" doesn't exist needs to look no further than here.

>>7626487
If you can't tell this is pro level work youre a prebeg

>>7628458
>>7628448
The crazy thing is he CAN draw and he's not exactly a newbie, from wikipedia
>Molina joined Pixar in 2007. He started as a 2D animator on Ratatouille. He later moved on to be a storyboard artist, working on Toy Story 3 and Monsters University.[1] Molina also illustrated the Little Golden Book for Toy Story 3.[2] After writing for The Good Dinosaur, Molina started his first assignment as a screenwriter, for Coco, and later went on to co-direct the film.

>>7628914
People loose passion and only do bare minimum at their job. Happens all the time.

>>7629569
I can buy that, he was director not an artist for the movie. Here are some of the illustrations he did for the book.

>>7628448
The op drawings are pro as well imo.

>>7627010
How much money did it make?

>>7629976
Idk but probably not enough, they essentially rewrote a good chunk of the original including adding new characters and adding a different antagonist. It's intended release was sometime spring-summer 2024.

>>7626392 (OP)
I'm neither a nepo baby nor a pee-oh-see. point me to one person who made it in the industry in the past 15 years who isn't a massive annoying faggot