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- Peter Moehrle
- Bellevue, WA, United States
- Peter Moehrle teaches in the Seattle area and works as a freelance Illustrator for Animated Feature Films and Games. moehrlepeter@gmail.com
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Wow, is it really time for another one already? How time flies...
ReplyDeleteHow are you, Peter? :D I've been absent from the blog scene for awhile. Glad to see you're still posting! No jobs for me or Tom yet (though Tom is working for his father's media company) in Burbank. We drive by Disney and Warner Brothers every morning just to rub it in. lol
Hope things are going well in Redmond!
It's nice to hear from you and keep looking for work, sometimes it takes some time to the job that starts you in the direction you wish to go. I was framing pictures for a year before I landed my first job in animation.
ReplyDeletePeter
I like the font you drew on the WIP poster for "2d or not 2d" more than the most recent version. I suppose that part wasn't entirely up to you, though.
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong for me to like the sketch the mostest?
ReplyDeleteI agree that the 2D or not 2D in the second poster is a more interesting font. But the layout in the finished piece is more resolved for sure. Good choice to put the text into a block on the top right instead of breaking it up like in the second piece.
ReplyDeleteCorey