Samurai Jack development
I did a little development for SJ for Genndy back in the day-- He didn't like what I did, but I had fun.
posted by william wray @ 9:25 PM
Mad About Cartoons
Bill Wray is trying to make the transition fine art but is known as a cartoonist, a background painter/ Art director and sometimes animation director. This will be the place he post his ocasional animation and cartooning work and also be a place to bitch or wax sentimentally about cartoons in general. It’s been a love and hate relationship for many years and the long journey may not be quite over.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Mad About Cartoons
Bill Wray is trying to make the transition fine art but is known as a cartoonist, a background painter/ Art director and sometimes animation director. This will be the place he post his ocasional animation and cartooning work and also be a place to bitch or wax sentimentally about cartoons in general. It’s been a love and hate relationship for many years and the long journey may not be quite over.
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17 Comments:
Pretty neat concepts.
what for? for Jack? Jack's movie? it would be good news for me if yes. i have watched the dvd sets a thousand times
Tango look again:
" back in the day"( when we developed the look of the original show.)
awesome!
woow there are fantastic! love the style!
Love your work wray!
Your cartooning sure is a school for all art related professionals!
Keep on!
Bernardo
Delaburns.blogspot.com
Great work! I miss samurai Jack
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Brilliant work! I've really admired your backgrounds for a long time (Ren & Stimpy). The look and feel you add to an animation is really great! I heard your name in a few podcasts recently (Toon in! Episode #2 I think Mark Kausler mentioned you as a great fine arts oil painter and background artist)and now I've stumbled upon your blog.
Your work is inspiring for this old man who's trying to rekindle his artistic side and go beyond being a "watcher" of animation to hopefully creating something.
Oh, Yeah and I forgot to mention that I'm in the middle of watching all the SJ on DVD.
Great stuff!
thanks JIm!
The draws are nice, Wray
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