#The Wild Robot

[calam1typann3]

First trailer for Dreamworks' ‘THE WILD ROBOT' and HOLY FUCK ITS GORGEOUS???????

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO PASCAL confirmed as Fink the Fox for THE WILD ROBOT

[yellowvixen]

week 11: wild robot

[rubyt]

The Wild Robot (2024) - Official Trailer

[i-am-blue15]

The 90's had the Iron Giant

The 2000's had WALL.E

The 2010's had Baymax

The 2020's will have...

[catfoxposts-blog]

Just saw the trailer for Dreamwork's newly announced The Wild Robot.

[danielgoldhorn]

When a robot character overcomes their programming to express compassion and love and wonder for the world around them

[barrowsteeth]

LUPITA NYONG'O as ROZ and KIT CONNOR as BRIGHTBILL THE WILD ROBOT (2024)

@lgbtqcreators - creator bingo: animation | fade transition | vibrant colors | free choice

[trashcora]

ANIMATED FOXES IN FILM 🦊

Robin Hood in Robin Hood (1973)

Todd & Vixey in The Fox and the Hound (1981)

Mr. & Mrs. Fox in Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)

Nick Wilde in Zootopia (2016)

Fink the Fox in The Wild Robot (2024)

[mar64ds]

The Wild Robot (2024)

[calam1typann3]

EATING UP THIS FILM'S USE OF COLORING AND LIGHTING OMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMMMMMMM

[pedropascal24-7]

📷 dreamworks

[rubyt]

The Wild Robot (2024) - Official Trailer

[amerricanartwork]

I got so freaking excited seeing the trailer for "The Wild Robot", so naturally some fanart was in order! I didn't expect the painting to look so oily and have so many softer edges, but I still think it came out really nice and was good practice! Colored pencil really has helped me figure out a personal painting process, as here I actually used a similar layering technique as when I work in colored pencil.

Aside from that though, I haven't read the books yet (though I plan to after I see the film) but this movie looks like it's gonna hit so many of my favorite tropes and features when it comes to fiction and animated stories, including: non-human protagonists (and both of my favorite kinds, animals and robots!), stylized visuals, robot learning to be more than just their programming yet still maintaining their original robot skills and behavior to a degree, robot with emotions and unique ways of showing it, character in the wilds adapting by studying the animals, post-industrial-level technology existing in harmony with nature and the wilds rather than being portrayed as inherently harmful to nature and therefore inherently wrong to make (this is a big one for me), the odd duo, the gentle giant, a character finding belonging in an unexpected environment, just general wonder for the beauty of the wilds, and probably other things that'll come to me as I understand this story more.

But even beyond that, I just had to draw Roz because she's so freaking cute! Like, even excluding the adorable way she mimics the animals or glows when happy or how her "eyelids" give her more facial variation, in design alone she's so round and sweet looking! And somehow her being big and bulky to juxtapose her kindness with an strong and imposing stature just makes it even better! I love characters who are large and intimidating at first glance but total softies on the inside. Brightbill's definitely in good hands!

If the film holds up and Roz also has a clear and entertaining personality beyond just being curious and caring, there's a 60% chance that come September she'll become my new robot blorbo (roblorbo?), up there with C-3PO, Wall-E, and Five Pebbles!

Also, another version of the sketches from when they were just the lines for comparison!

[chippy-fresh]

when there's a "robot learns to grow beyond their programming" narrative at the function

[endress-knight-the-drokain]

Dream works either makes low tier trash or a masterpiece defining a generation. There is no in between.