Sketching for Animators and illustrators : Peter de Sève style, Technique and Approach

Philip Dimitriadis, concept designer within the entertainment industry for the past 16 years, currently, head of the Digital Art Department at Fullerton College, examines Peter de Sève abilities to tell stories, compose, render….and most importantly his ability sketch.

Peter de Sève’s work spans three decades and various media, including magazines, books, print and television advertising, animated feature films and magazines. He is perhaps best recognized for his many covers for The New Yorker magazine and his character designs for the blockbuster “Ice Age” franchise. (Its Scrat character is a veritable international celebrity).

De Sève has also contributed to such films as “Mulan,” “A Bug’s Life,” “Arthur Christmas” and “Finding Nemo” among others.


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The Art of Peter De Sève
The Art of Peter De Sève

 

Most recently, de Sève was the lead character designer for Dreamworks recently canceled animated feature “Larrikins” and for Neflix’s highly acclaimed “The Little Prince.”

De Sève’s many distinctions include the prestigious Hamilton King Award from the Society of Illustrators, a Clio Award for a Nike television commercial and a Daytime Emmy Award for best character design in a daytime television show. Last year, he was inducted into the Society of Illustrator’s Hall of Fame, that organization’s highest honor.

Peter de Sève
Peter de Sève

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