Artist Shows Process of Modeling Scar from The Lion King in Blender
Check out a time-lapse from Juan Carlos CR.
3D Artist Juan Carlos CR shared a time-lapse of recreating Scar from The Lion King, a classic 1994 animated film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation. The artist recorded the entire process of modeling the character from scratch, which resulted in a screen-accurate portrait, complete with the toon style.
Juan Carlos CR has showcased many vibrant takes on characters from animated films, such as Clayton, the main antagonist of Disney's 1999 animated feature Tarzan, and Prince John from Disney's Robin Hood:
The artist works in Blender, and one of his works was inspired by an asset that becomes first work in the software of many artists – a donut:
In our interview, Juan Carlos CR shared how he created the Digital Stop Motion Animation project, featuring Sid from Pixar's 1993 Toy Story. The artist covered modeling, using Rigify, texturing the human character and the toys, and explained how he animated the scene. Take a look at the animation:
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