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1. Disney Artists Are Sharing Concept Art From ‘Inner Workings’

A nice holiday gift for fans of Disney's latest short film.

The post Disney Artists Are Sharing Concept Art From ‘Inner Workings’ appeared first on Cartoon Brew.

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2. Inspirational Artists: Victoria Ying and Mike Yamada

Husband and wife duo, Mike Yamada and Victoria Ying, are both tremendously talented Visual Development artists in Animation. They share some life experiences and give advice for those interested in making art as a career. Their film credits include Disney’s Frozen, Big Hero 6, Dreamworks’ Kung Fu Panda and How to Train Your Dragon.

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3. by Dreamworks development artist Mike Yamada



by Dreamworks development artist Mike Yamada



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