




From top to bottom:
- A panel from the original comic, as it appeared in Night Drive.
- Scene from the Voss & Crawley Bait & Tackle Shop, showing the three separate layers - foreground, middle and background.
- Three sets of various drawings of characters & objects used in the final animation.
More to come!
(note: Animated version of "Invisible Hands" is copyright MTV & Colossal Pictures. Print version of "Invisible Hands" is copyright Richard Sala)
That top frame with Weasel saying "Murder" was probably my favorite moment in the show. I loved the echo on his voice. It made the scene menacing in an old fashioned creepy noir sort of way.
ReplyDeleteWhen Weasel said "I've come back," I knew there was something very weird about this cartoon. Weird is good.
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