Playhouse Poster and Hans Bacher
I always wanted to do a Broadway or movie poster, my way. When the community playhouse in Sierra Madre asked me to do a poster for a modest budget, I volunteered to do it for free if they gave me total art directional control. The play is about two male actors who play women in a Shakespearian play. I ran out of time to do the lettering so I let them do the type, with minimal suggestions. Working for free makes me realize cartooning isn't dead to me, just art directors are.
Dream Worlds: Production Design for Animation (Hardcover)
by Hans Bacher
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posted by william wray @ 2:56 PM
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The feminine hand with the ARM HAIR really makes it for me, Bill. - mh
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that sounds cool. So they don't get to tell you how to do your stuff, but what it they simply don't want to use it?
it = if
Cool!
Glad to hear it, Bill. This is a very striking piece. Love what you did with it. Digital, yes no?
thanks everyone. If they didn't want to use the image I'd be shocked since I gave a pretty good verbal description. As far as process is from a rough brush maker sketch taken into Photoshop.
Lush...I mean the painting of course.
I Gotta be careful with those one word compliments.
It's gorgeous. Very inspiring! May I say that I never imagined posting a comment to the man who traumatized me when I was a child, with his freaky Ren and Stimpy Show's paintings :)
Great stuff Bill.
Liking the hairy man-arm with the nail-polished hand.
I like how you make things look old.
Yowzers! All digital? NICE!
Looking great.
haha this one is really awesome!
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