I've been reading...
Recently, I read 'The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy' by the god of animation that is Tim Burton. Whilst I don't plan to use any of the stories exactly, I really enjoyed the way that Tim created this world of tiny fantastic characters, and presented them in a slightly darker way than the norm. It was interesting to see Tim Burton's creative output right there on a page infront of you. The drawings he did were highly stylised and took a simular form to that of his stop-motion animated features.
Recently, I read 'The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy' by the god of animation that is Tim Burton. Whilst I don't plan to use any of the stories exactly, I really enjoyed the way that Tim created this world of tiny fantastic characters, and presented them in a slightly darker way than the norm. It was interesting to see Tim Burton's creative output right there on a page infront of you. The drawings he did were highly stylised and took a simular form to that of his stop-motion animated features. .%20Pen%20and%20ink,%20marker,%20and%20colored%20pencil%20on%20paper.jpg)
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