A couple weekends ago I went with my friend Steve to the Seoul International Cartoon Animation Festival. The event was held in a huge convention center with three halls dedicated to showcasing the lastest animation masterpieces from around the world as well as the best animators coming out of Korea’s numerous animation colleges and universities. The blue skies overhead may have been beckoning everyone to come out and enjoy the day, but the eye candy inside the convention hall proved too enticing to obey that call.
The first convention hall showcases not just animation and cartoons on film and television, but also in magazines, comic books, and graphic novels.
Terada happened to be one of the highlights of the convention. His style is gripping, bold, and dramatic. I wanted to just stand there forever and find new details to admire in his many pieces on display. What do you think?
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What’s the name of the program that the man’s using here?>>http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Nb1Oc_L4emw/SD9cnKMYmZI/AAAAAAAAFsM/1kYNr8boww8/s1600-h/IMG_5259.JPG>>I want to go to SICAF! envy envy
Just bring a couple change of clothes, a swimsuit, and some friends for a rip roaring good time!
What a post, man! I really enjoy your blog. I found it while looking for info on the mud festival next week. Do you have any tips for a first timer to Boryeong?