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UP Artwork by Lou Romano
 May 29, 2009 10:38 am
Lou Romano emailed me to point out this amazing blog post he did about his work on UP. It’s got tons of development art, animated fx tests, and photos from research trips. 12 comments posted in Animators, Feature Film 
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My head just exploded.
This development stuff he posted is Amazing and Fantastic! I Always love getting to see development work! And Lou Romano is simply fantastic! Can’t wait to see more from him!
wow this is amazing! i love the animated tests! an entire movie in that style would be unforgettable.
Great stuff ! Wow. Thank you Lou for sharing that material. (and thanks Amid for the link) .
Lou has outdone himself once again!!! BEAUTIFUL WORK, LOU!!!
Amazing, love it! There should have been more of Lou’s work in “The Art of UP!” …
It’s always nice to see Lou Romano’s development art, and I was especially surprised and delighted to see that one of pieces has a prominent place in the film.
Amazing, amazing stuff. Great post, CB!
Oooh, aaaaah, more Lou Romano eye-candy to feast upon. I can’t get enough. Bravo Lou.
I absolutely love the picture of the house at the top of the falls. From the moment I saw it in the movie. All I could think of was how it looked like it could have been drawn by Mary Blair on her South American trips with Walt.
Bravo, Lou.
too bad the movie doesn’t look like that.
instead pixar has to dazzle everyone with the infinite detail blob animation.
I nearly fell out of my chair when I saw that post. Lou has definitely taken his already brilliant work to a new level.