Being here at Disney is an extraordinary experience and I'm thankful in more ways than the expected. Being surrounded by the talent and the resources here really opened my eyes to the scope that many of these artists can reach and are still reaching out for. I love how much fire burns within everyone here and how it feeds off of each other more and more.
As if that weren't great enough, the studio experience is also teaching me how to be a person. Sounds odd but it's sort of profound that way. Meeting all of these spectacular people puts me in a state of reflection a lot of the time and I've been learning a lot about what I myself am searching / reaching for. Animation always seems to be teaching me all the things I don't know about myself.
Here we are graduating from Trainee > Apprentice.
From left to right: Justin Weber, Tony Chau, Frank Abney, Jorge Garcia
Still so much road to cover in the journey... and it's going to be fantastic. Keep that fire burning!
Finished reading:
Linchpin by Seth Godin
Framed Ink by Marcos Mateu-Mestre
The Golden Theme by Brian McDonald
Reading:
Invisible Ink by Brian McDonald
Paper Dreams by John Canemaker
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Dream Come True
Welp, never thought I'd be saying this but it looks like I'll be going to a hat for work soon:
I was lucky enough to be invited to join their Talent Development program next month. Wreck it Ralph and Paperman really blew me away this past year and I'm honestly pee-your-pants intimidated right now about getting a chance to rub shoulders with the artists responsible for such awesomeness. But I know it's gonna be a hell of a lot of fun.
Shout out to Animation Mentor for giving me a spread on their blog.
Here's to the future!
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