Feast is a
2014 animated short film produced by Walt Disney Studios, about a Boston
Terrier who loves junk food.
It was animated
using the Meander system developed for another Disney short; Paperman,
and was the first time the tool was used in colour.
The characters and environment feature a
line-free style with solid blocks of colour. The view centres on Winston and
the food while leaving the human characters generally out of focus. Because the
film consists of a series of very brief scenes cut together, the foods
portrayed had to be appetising and recognisable at first glance.
I really love this animation, everything from the style, to the characters and the plot. I find it really inspiring how we are able to connect so well to the character and develop an attachment in such a short animation, and this is something I hope to create in my animation as well.
I really love this animation, everything from the style, to the characters and the plot. I find it really inspiring how we are able to connect so well to the character and develop an attachment in such a short animation, and this is something I hope to create in my animation as well.
Here is a short video showing The Making of Feast and some images that show how the character was developed.
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