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Shiyoon Kim (Korean: 김시윤; born 1983) is a Korean American character designer and concept artist. He has worked at Walt Disney Animation Studios and Sony Pictures Animation, where he designed the characters for the Academy Award winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
Former Disney concept artist Shiyoon Kim served as overall character designer, [82] while Craig Kellman designed the exaggerated look for Spider-Ham. [77] Justin K. Thompson served as production designer after having done so on the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs films for Lord, Miller, and Sony Pictures Animation. [83]
[6] [7] Lee garnered the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Accessory Design Award in 2012 for her Cocktail Parasol Hat and Parasol Skeleton Hat designs. Her work was featured on the runway for Silicon Valley Fashion Week 2016. [8] Art runs in her family. Shiyoon Kim the Korean American character designer and concept artist is her ...
Sotheby’s inaugural auction in Saudi Arabia — and the country’s first major international art and luxury auction — topped $17 million in sale, with works by Arab artists setting records.
Audrey Hepburn’s son shared his reaction to Ivanka Trump’s recent tribute to the timeless actress. During the president’s inaugural Liberty Ball in Washington on Monday night, Ivanka wore a ...
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For her appearance in the film, character designer Shiyoon Kim stated that the animation team's goal "was to make Gwen stand out from the visual archetypes associated with female characters in animation". [50] Kim elaborated that Gwen "is not just a pretty blonde girl with your typical thin princess body.
In the early design stages, the visual development team created designs for Raya and Sisu independently. They later decided that the two characters needed to be visualised together. Shiyoon Kim, art director of characters, drew them as friends hanging out together with contrasting personalities, "one stoic and the other comedic". This was early ...