ME AND DOLLY PARTON!!!

So, I've been terrible about keeping this blog updated, but it's only cause lots of good stuff's been going on.

Got married at the end of June, been working like crazy on Despicable Me 3, took on additional freelance boarding for some former Dreamworks colleagues on an independent animated feature and.......drum roll...........

I met DOLLY PARTON!!!!!!!!!  In person!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My favorite singer since I was a kid, it was one of the most surreal moments of my life.  And she was just as sweet and funny as you could have hoped.  Then we, my husband and I were front row for her performance at the Hollywood Bowl!  A-MAZING!


If you're not familiar with Dolly and her brilliant catalogue of work, just google her or check out her 50 years worth of songs on iTunes.  A true American original and unbelievable success story.

And, now that things are settling down, I'll get back to posting all the boards from Angry Birds and Secret Life of Pets.

Thanks for still checking in!

TIME CAPSULE: WHAT!?!? OH, YEAH I DID DRAW THAT.

Every artist collects and collects years, boxes, folders and drawers full of artwork.  The digital world makes saving everything a bit more convenient, because all those physical sketches, paintings and sculptures have to actually be placed somewhere.

I recently unearthed scores of stuff and thought it might be interesting to post a collection of works from the past 25 or so years.

There's some Disney t-shirt merchandise designs, political illustrations, watercolors, acrylic dry brush illustrations, college paintings, stop motion character sculpts, cut out story panels, life drawings, brush and ink sketches, linoleum block printing and some of the most boring clean-up drawings ever regretfully given life.

Some of these were done as I was teaching myself how to use a specific medium, or how to learn storyboard, or early photoshop compositing and the frog couple who seem to be trapped in some 1950's Douglas Sirk melodrama, well I've no idea what the hell that was about, but I liked the drawings.

So enjoy and brief but hopefully enjoyable trip through the Webb archives.