Disney never grows old, and I have a few posts in my blog to support that, but then I come across out-of-the-box ideas of the classics that I have come to love as a kid.
There are a series of illustrations that I adore because of the way that they were able to put the pin up in Disney without being too sleazy. I scanned some other works done in this genre and I wasn't excited when I saw them, perhaps it lost its magical quality for me.
When I think the pin up style, Tinkerbell is the one that immediately comes to mind~
Here are a series of J. Scott Campbell's illustrations following the comic book style. It's definitely a far cry from the singing characters on the movie screen. This captures a totally different audience changing up from child to adult.
I like how the colors are very vibrant and how the body seems to be dynamic despite being a 2D illustration. I also like the proportions for the bodies. I have a preference in making my sketches curvier and this series totally appealed to me at first glance. Also the clothing chosen provide enough coverage for a whole lot of imagination. He creates a whole new look for different female fairytale characters as his forte is drawing women.
These illustrations come from his 'Fairytale Fantasies' Calendar fro 2010. I shall post 2011 up as soon as the illustrations are complete!
Here are the illustrations!
Ariel, The Little Mermaid
Belle & The Beast
Tinkerbell
Little Red Riding Hood
Dorothy & Co.
Visit his site here! :)
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~Krisan
Belle & The Beast
Tinkerbell
Little Red Riding Hood
Dorothy & Co.
Visit his site here! :)
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~Krisan
Post Title
→Art II Pin Up Tales
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→https://idephairstyles.blogspot.com/2011/04/art-ii-pin-up-tales.html
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