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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2024 · 44 MIN

Push beyond your limitations in Drawing with Tomm Moore - E022

from Animator's Breakfast · host Any-mation

Three time Oscar nominated director, Tomm Moore has been drawing for decades, but he has never stopped growing. Recently, after the release of Wolfwalkers, he took a sabbatical to study Life Drawing in Paris and Amsterdam, seeing his growth is inspiring. Having Tomm on the podcast again was a huge privilege for me. Last February, I ventured down to Kilkenny to pick his brain about the nature of drawing. Originally this was intended to be a short discussion that I could pull moments from, but I loved the whole conversation so much I had to share it with you all. Every time I speak with him, I’m reminded of the depth of his thoughts and care in his expression. His understanding of art and how he communicates that is so honest. I know in another year I’ll still come to new understandings of his musings. These are a few of the things we talked about: Actionable tips for improving drawing practice How style is defined by your limitations (Incredible thought) Animation is collaborative but Drawing is individual & so much more! I’m excited to hear your thoughts after listening to this!

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