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Happy Juneteenth! Here's a #ThrowbackThursday to a painting of the Sallie Tiernan Field House at my alma mater Scripps College. Recently I did a day-trip out to Claremont to show my friends around my old stomping grounds - it was so pleasant and nostalgic! Made me wanna go back again sooner than later - especially 'cause there's a ton of great vintage shops out there!! Thanks for looking, and you can catch the process video here:

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Crop of a larger study I didn't end up finishing - would anyone still be interested in the process video? 😅😛 Was trying to incorporate a bit more line into my work to, well... I'll let you be the judge of my success with that, ha ha! 🤔😂 Inspired by Greg Girard's sick photography - thanks for looking! ❤️

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#ThrowbackThursday to a fun little graphic study of a photo from @slomomi as well as a little perspective tutorial I created to go alongside it. Still love the contrast between the cool foreground and warm background on this one - thanks for looking, and catch the process video here:

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Oh no, not the Notes app text post!! 😱 Just kidding, it's not bad news - just a little update! 😂

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Last bit of Spellbound vis-dev I did: more interiors, but this time of a different space! Once again, I joined the project pretty early on, so I don't think any of this actually made it into the movie, so I'm not sure how much I can say about it... but I hope you can still enjoy the visuals for what they are! Thanks for looking - you can catch Spellbound on Netflix!

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Since it's been hot all week, here's a #ThrowbackThursday to one of my personal favourite beach paintings - I just love the contrast of the dark rocks against the light sand! Thanks for looking!!

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Process video from last week's painting - watch me go crazy with the textures! 🤪🖌️

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Ever been to the Getty? If not, now's a great time of year to visit! Here's a #ThrowbackThursday to a study I did after a company trip to the Getty at one of my previous jobs - I had a lot of fun painting the subtle colour variation in the light grey bricks. Thanks for looking!

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The OCs are finally back!! Not gonna lie, I think this one might be my new favourite! Had a lot of fun painting all the grungy texture - thanks for looking, and stay tuned for the process video next week!

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#ThrowbackThursday to a quick, high-key study of the Golden Gate Bridge! Thanks for looking and catch the process video here:

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More early Spellbound vis-dev: this time, the interior of what I shared a few weeks ago! The furniture might've been my favourite assignment on the project - I just love being given free-reign to give character to otherwise mundane objects like chairs or tables! Once again, I joined the project pretty early on, so I don't think any of this actually made it into the movie, so I'm not sure how much I can say about it... but I hope you can still enjoy the visuals for what they are! Thanks for looking - you can catch Spellbound on Netflix, and stay tuned for more in the future!

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#ThrowbackThursday a comfy little facade study - thanks for looking, and catch the process video here:

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Process video from last week's simple little graphic study! My favourite part was the blue-green gradient for the water and figuring out how to elegantly imply the waves - what's yours? Thanks for watching!

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#ThrowbackThursday to a stylized study - catch the process video here and thanks for looking:

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Happy Earth Day (as well as a belated Happy Easter to everyone who celebrates) - now, who's ready to go to the beach? Thanks for looking, and catch the process video next week!

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#ThrowbackThursday to this fast and loose study! Thanks for looking and you can catch the process video here:

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Inspired by the amazing vis-dev @francisboncales has been posting to take a short break from Carol and share some of my own early Spellbound vis-dev! I joined the team in 2019, so needless to say, a LOT changed in the 4 years since I left in 2020. I don't think anything I worked on actually made it into the movie, but admittedly that's how it goes a lot of the time in feature, especially when you join early on - nothing personal! Given that however, I'm not sure how much I can actually say about what this is specifically, but I hope you can still enjoy the visuals for what they are! Also, special shout out to my production designer at the time, @iurilioi for encouraging me to create and use 3D underlays for this assignment - it really helped with how many ideations we went through (this isn't even all of it)! Thanks for looking - you can catch Spellbound on Netflix, and stay tuned for more in the future!