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In this episode of Aaron's Art Tips, Aaron talks about the importance of thumbnailing and planning your work. He will take you through his thumbnailing process for a scene he animated for the animated Disney classic, “Beauty and the Beast“. He will then go onto planning and doing comps/thumbnails for paintings. This is one you won't want to miss. See more of Aaron's work and get his tutorials at *** Subscribe to My Channel for More Art & Animation Videos: *** ============================ Like my work? Follow me for More: ============================ Twitter: Instagram: Facebook: *** Find More Art Lessons and Tutorials at my Website: *** Watch MORE episodes: Painting Rajah from “Aladdin“ in Photoshop: Creating Textures with Photoshop Texture Brushes: Time Lapse Painting “Nubian Warriors”: ============================ About Aaron Blaise: ============================ Aaron Blaise is an animation feature film director and wildlife artist. For 21 years Aaron worked with Disney helping to create some of the greatest animated films ever made. During that time he worked as an animator or supervising animator on “The Rescuers Down Under“, “Beauty and the Beast“, “Aladdin“, “The Lion King“, “Pocahontas“, “Mulan“ and more. In 2003 he was co-director of “Brother Bear“ for which he earned an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature Film. After “Brother Bear“ he helped to develop several projects but ultimately left Disney to pursue an opportunity back home in Florida. Aaron recently served as 2D Animation Supervisor and Character Designer for the “The Bear and the Hare“ an advertisement loved by millions around the world. ( Aaron currently is working on his mission to bring affordable art education and animation training to the world through his website:
