Showing posts with label THE JUNGLE BOOK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label THE JUNGLE BOOK. Show all posts

Monday, July 11, 2016

unfinished masterpieces

The Jungle Book (Disney, 1967)

These backgrounds show small areas never fully revealed, thus impossible to finish… but even though incomplete, they were too stunning not to share - enjoy!



Thursday, June 30, 2016

more BEAR NECESSITIES

The Jungle Book (Disney, 1967)

How about one more from JUNGLE BOOK?

The enchanting storytelling gets a lot of help from these incredible backgrounds, as well as the voice talent and animators!

Baloo teaches Mowgli about "the Bear Necessities" -



Here's the fabulous BG! I got to the very end of its reconstruction and had one tiny section I had to digitally hand paint, as it was never revealed in the scene. This always stretches my abilities (I'm not really an artist) but on completion I think I matched it pretty darn well! There's a slight pan to the right so you never saw this complete BG on the screen - until now!

BARE NECESSITIES

The Jungle Book (Disney, 1967)

A phone call today sent me to THE JUNGLE BOOK DVD to answer a question… and I fell in love with this movie all over again, including the BG art. More to come!

Today, we see this wonderful segment - Baloo crosses the screen, er, jungle, from here:



to here:



Now, for the first time, you can see the entire pan BG revealed. Gorgeous textures!





Saturday, February 28, 2009

JUNGLE BOOK... another look...

A few weeks ago I posted the JUNGLE BOOK background below.

Tonight, I realized after Baloo smashes through the doorway, we get an expanded view not only through the opened doorway, but also a significant pan to the left. (The door is obviously an animated cel overlay.)

Here's the terrific new digitally re-assembled result!

Back with THE JUNGLE BOOK!

I was without internet service for several days, and my laptop imploded. Geez!

So, with my laptop in the shop, and no internet, I had plenty of time to sit with my desktop computer, and digitally re-assemble some background art. I never get tired of Disney's THE JUNGLE BOOK. Here are five "new" B/G pieces.

Finally, today (with a different service provider) I once again have digital internet access. Yay!

Glad to be back!

A wonderful reconstructed pan B/G

So you can savor the details and texture, its left side...

and right side...

and some more...


Sunday, February 15, 2009

JUNGLE BOOK

Here, two new digitally recreated backgrounds from the "I Wanna Be Like You" sequence.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

THE JUNGLE BOOK

Here's another JUNGLE BOOK pan B/G, digitally recreated. I'm on a roll...

Saturday, December 20, 2008

THE JUNGLE BOOK

Yep, you read it right. With all the brutishly cold weather many of us are experiencing (including those of us in L.A.), I thought a respite from the weather might be just the right thing. So... here's a new piece of pan background art from The JUNGLE BOOK I digitally re-assembled this evening. And as usual with long pan B/Gs, I've split it up so you can have a closer look. I hope this brings some warmth to your winter's night...


Wednesday, May 14, 2008

THE JUNGLE BOOK: Vulture-ville



Here, two intriguing JUNGLE BOOK backgrounds. Very different from the usual lush tropical B/Gs, these are from the sequence where the vultures befriend Mowgli.

Monday, February 4, 2008

Sunday, November 11, 2007

JUNGLE BOOK: Lush Underbrush


From the JUNGLE BOOK scene where Mowgli searches for a better look at the little girl, here is the re-created pan background. Gorgeous! The lush tropical landscape is beautifully executed. Note: the three large leaves in the right foreground (which were effecively animated using the multiplane camera layers).

Friday, September 14, 2007

THE JUNGLE BOOK (1967)
Opening Pan Part Two


In a previous post I shared my re-creation of the (first half of) the opening pan shot. Here is the second half!

Saturday, September 8, 2007

THE JUNGLE BOOK (1967)
The Coming of the Dawn Patrol


When the thundering steps of the elephant "Dawn Patrol" awaken Mowgli, a sleepy Bagheera remains perched in the tree, while the ever-curious "man-cub" makes his way to get a better look. Here's the entire re-created pan B/G. The cloudy skyline appears to be a distant shore shrouded in a morning haze. Only the artist could tell us for sure. But it is certainly another wonderful and intriguing piece of background art from this landmark Disney film.