Our friend Dan "Ghostshrimp" Bandit is cooking something new, bizarre, and....well, Martian! We can't go into too many details, but get a sneak peek of MARS SAFARI! More exclusives and info soon! Only @ THE AUTUMN SOCIETY.
Showing posts with label Ghostshrimp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghostshrimp. Show all posts
Monday, November 7, 2011
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
LOST by Ghostshrimp
I couldn't help myself from posting this, when Ghostshrimp posted it on my facebook. As some of you know Ghostshrimp is one of the background designers on Adventure Time, along with Santino Lascano. I'm also a huge LOST fan. If you're LOST fan too, you might want to check out Gallery 1988's recent LOST art show here.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
The Art of Adventure Time - Part 1
Making a cartoon is a lot of work and involves many different processes. From storyboards, character/background/prop/effects design, inking (clean up), coloring, to many other important tasks. Its all broken down scene by scene and episode by episode.
This applies to most cartoons, including the one I'm working on at Cartoon Network Studios called Adventure Time. A lot of this process is nicely documented and shown on the Adventure Time Blog over at Frederator. Take a look by clicking the image below:
"Ghostshrimp and Santino Lascano are the show’s background designers, Martin Ansolabehere and Sandra Calleros handle the painting. Nick Jennings is the art director, while Pat McHale is the creative director"
"Ghostshrimp and Santino Lascano are the show’s background designers, Martin Ansolabehere and Sandra Calleros handle the painting. Nick Jennings is the art director, while Pat McHale is the creative director"
Illustrators on Adventure Time - Part 1
With my first month working on the new Cartoon Network series, Adventure Time, I've gotten to meet and work with the super talented crew and group of artists behind the show, including some amazing Illustators. In this first part I would like to feature GhostShrimp (Dan James) and Thomas Herpich.
Ghostshrimp draws a lot of the backgrounds for the show along with Santino Lascano. Thomas Herpich does a lot of the models for the show (which can include characters, props, and effects), along with character Designer, Phil Rynda. Check out their Illustration work on their websites below. More to come soon!
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