Happy Cal Month for Cal month celebrations, I am opening up a request box you can suggest anything you'd like me to draw. Not all will be drawn and some even may be filtered which sucks but we shall see. Closes at end of month.
Link is also in bio.
marshmallow-qa.com/girmzcy4j…
The Cal retweeted
The art I created for the beautiful movies of @LAIKAStudios including #Wildwood #Coraline and #kubo 🤍
Cal Reminder that cal request boxes close after October, requests will still be made afterwards and onwards but the boxes themselves will be closed so make sure to get a request in there if you want one
Happy Cal Month for Cal month celebrations, I am opening up a request box you can suggest anything you'd like me to draw. Not all will be drawn and some even may be filtered which sucks but we shall see. Closes at end of month.
Link is also in bio.
marshmallow-qa.com/girmzcy4j…
The Cal retweeted
‘WILDWOOD’ author Colin Meloy says a sequel will depend on audience reception, despite director Travis Knight’s interest in returning.
“I think a lot of it depends on how much this one probably resonates with audiences.”
(Via: screenrant.com/wildwood-movi…)
The Cal retweeted
The woods are dangerous 🍁 @LAIKAStudios #Wildwood
China’s first AI-generated theatrical film, ‘Sanxingdui: Future Past’, has bombed at their domestic box office, only making $121,000 USD against a budget of $1.5M USD.
In contrast, the crudely animated ‘Niu Lai’ made nearly $10M USD against a budget of $200-500 USD.
The Cal retweeted
HOLY COW
Replying to @LAIKAStudios
I want Charlie Day to be the voice of some coyote characters from the book so bad.
The Cal retweeted
The amount of time and effort that went into the smallest details of this film is insane!! A.I can never do anything like this!!
The Cal retweeted
Travis Knight tells us why he wanted to adapt Colin Meloy’s ‘WILDWOOD’ novel into a massive stop-motion animated film.
“It felt like it was breathing the same air as all these classic fantasies and fairytales that I loved my entire life, like Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, or Frank Baum.”


















































