I don't mean to offend animal lovers, Please remember this photo is form 1974. Thinking was a lot different then.
It's been said, as an Artist "too make your work believable, draw from your own experiences"
Well this is one of my favourite childhood memories. My Dad holding a live Snapping Turtle, he caught.
Yes, that's 4 yr old me , wide eyed on the fence.
As a kid I could out-do my friends in "My Dad is better than yours" Show downs. It was had to beat that in those days. I would charge 50 cents to bring kids in the house to see it.
Have ever seen these things up close? It's Claws are as long as my adult pinky, and plates running down it's tail.
My hole life, this monster Stared at me from his mounted log, sitting on my parent's Flip up turn table stereo ,8 Track console.
The Monster still sits on the stereo too this day.
Some kids' fathers went fishing...... My dad went Dinosaur hunting!
Hmmmm..... possible show? Dinosaur Hunter 1974! Anything is possible. I'll work on that one and get back to you.
JOE GIAMPAPA, Story Artist. ALL ORIGINAL ARTWORK IS COPYRIGHT OF JOE GIAMPAPA & Funky Monkey Filmworks
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Toads on Toast
http://www.amazon.ca/Toads-Toast-Linda-Bailey/dp/1554536626
My friend Collin Jack Illustrated this book. The Art Work is great. So fun to look at.
My friend Collin Jack Illustrated this book. The Art Work is great. So fun to look at.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Chris Oatley Pod cast 'Fear of your Ideas being Stolen"
Chris Oatley on " the fear of people stealing your Ideas"http://chrisoatley.com/ep28goodidea/
I recently found his site and I listen to the pod casts as I'm boarding at work. Chris has a lot of great ways to think positive on creating art for yourself and benefiting in the long run.
Chris freely shares tips and tricks for the sake of passing it on. It's refreshing to see these days. It's like my early paper flipping days when artists helped each other to learn animation tricks.
I recently found his site and I listen to the pod casts as I'm boarding at work. Chris has a lot of great ways to think positive on creating art for yourself and benefiting in the long run.
Chris freely shares tips and tricks for the sake of passing it on. It's refreshing to see these days. It's like my early paper flipping days when artists helped each other to learn animation tricks.
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