#rango

[chaossmith2]

*finishes 6th mental breakdown this week* okay rango time

[tamarinfrog-art]

Gonna post some commissions I did last month. A fun one where I was asked to draw any Rango character I wanted. I whipped out my Rango art book and after much debating, I went with the main chameleon himself.

For those who might be interested in a commission: I am currently working on commissions I've received so far this month but I am still able to take a few more! https://bananafly.carrd.co/

[vivziepoparchives]

Fanart for Kung Fu Panda, Rango, and Rio posted to Viv's deviantart May 29, 2011.

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[astro-moved]

I’m unoriginal and my autism will be my downfall

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[girlemotions]

rango 🌵

[thicc-astronaut]

Something I only just realized about the movie Rango is that most of the townsfolk wear full western attire, which makes it kind of weird that Rango just waltzed into town one day without wearing any pants or shoes.

naked-ass lizard. Letting his chameleoaca hang out in the wind. Probably spent the next three days trying to get sand out from under his toenails.

[sailor-moose]

Rango is one of my favorite movies, and a large part of why is the character design and the art direction. I think Rattlesnake Jake is one of the best examples of that and one of the best animated villains ever from a visual design perspective.

There's the obvious features, he's big, he's a snake, he's got a gun instead of a rattle (which is sick as fuck), but there are choices beyond his visual design that encourage the viewer to look at him and think "yeah, that's a villain".

One big thing is how he moves, he's always taking up a ton of screen space while moving, and with the exception of the couple scenes where he's losing or leaving, we don't see his entire body. He fills the space around him both literally and metaphorically and it really helps to sell the intimidation factor.

Another thing is that he's by far the least humanoid of the speaking characters, the only other character that's as animalistic as Jake is the hawk, who is also universally feared (also Jake is only shown to be scared of the hawk, who is more animalistic than he is, which I find interesting.) Being so significantly more inhuman than the rest of the cast makes him so much more other, and I think it also helps visually sell him as villainous.

There are other things that I think make Rattlesnake Jake a great villain, but I think that visually these things are what's most central to selling him as the big bad (at least in the physical/martial department) and I think they make him a memorable villain.

Overall, Rattlesnake Jake is a great character, with great visual design, who helps make a great movie. I love Rango.

[ufologyexpert]

The real reason Cain got shot in Goodsprings.

[bookshelfpassageway]

Not "day 1" of Art Fight, doing things a little differently, BUT it is my first attack of the year! I've had this guy in bookmarks forever, the time was finally right... Character Credit | Fight Me!

[soupy-sez]

RANGO (2011) dir. Gore Verbinski

[scheppke]

animated animal villains who are not the main antagonist but are a force of nature in their own right who elevate the film to a new level and leave protagonists quaking has definitely gotta be one of my new favourite genres

[fungalleech]

the summary of Rango (2011) about 1 hour and 25 minutes in

[blatherrz]

i really like these characters i want to make another

[valkenvaniac]

rango doodle. he's very fun to draw

[scadaddletime]

animated snakes. you agree?