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Claire Keane // Art & Stories

 

 

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SKETCHBOOKS

For me creativity is something a little elusive that can be easily squashed by the stress of needing to accomplish something. What I have found to be quite useful to me for my art- but more for my soul -is taking a moment to be truly present and document it through line on paper (and sometimes color too). This is a collection of those moments.

ILLUSTRATION

I love illustrating because it is a way to mix two things I love so much: stories and design. Both of these go hand in hand for me,  leading me to new ideas. Here you will find a collection of my illustration work.

TANGLED VISUAL DEVELOPMENT

While working on Tangled, I explored many aspects of Rapunzel: her character, clothing, personality and surroundings- even her painting style for which I was inspired by a mix of medieval art and Charley Harper's illustrations. You can also check out the sketchbook I used to explore what a day in Rapunzel's tower would look like

http://ChrisOatley.com/pw33 Claire Keane is a brilliant illustrator and visual development artist, who has helped to develop numerous immersive worlds, including 'Tangled' and 'Duet.' After leaving Disney, she released her first illustrated children's book: 'Once Upon A Cloud.'

Become a fan on Facebook and order here: http://on.fb.me/hKyeqw Play the Tangled Double Trouble Game: http://bit.ly/gzzOKb Tangled is now available on Four-Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy). What happens when the greatest thief in the Kingdom accidentally stumbles on its longest-grounded resident?
Claire Keane, is The Little Mermaid's daughter, yes indeed! Her father Glen Keane (a Disney Legend), used a picture of her mother to draw Ariel's face. She's a fantastic illustrator and gives few parenting tips to help children achieve their passion for arts.