Wow I’m amazed by the style seen a lot blender, this is a class apart great, now i have to see that movie
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I featured you on BlenderNation, enjoy!
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Stories like this should be showcased on the mainpage of blender.org it would go along way in promoting Blender to “pro” users:)
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Wow amazing work! I love that style!
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As far As I understand from that article Jim “got hired as a character designer on the film”. But Alberto was production designer for about two years at the beginning of the project thus responsible for overall art style.
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Seems more like Jim made the style if om honest. He was main designer and they developed from that.
Saw the film yesterday with my 8 year old son and my 17 year old daughter. While the story is for sure enjoyable, I can’t but agree with everyone who already posted their comments: the visuals on this work are outstanding, amazing, awesome, you name it.
A totally personal style which is completely different from the mainstream of 3D animation trend nowadays. A mix of almost photorealistic images (the cars, the cityscapes…) and clearly comics inspired characters, plus a comics-like dithering (screening? Don’t know what’s the correct term) which is unique in its outcome.
The usage of colours is beautiful and absolutely flawless.
A film which absolutely deserves to be viewed!
Great to know that blender had a part in all of this.
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Please don’t speculate. Read Alberto post on Facebook for some info on this.
This project is a masterpiece! A lot of really talented people contributed to it and made it what it is. Awesome. And so fresh.
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Thanks Bart!
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Glad to hear Maxilogan!
I didn’t work with Jim Mahfood so can’t comment on his involvement. Alberto was production designer while I was there in the beginning…basically head of all Art.
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