Designing The Incredible Hulk - Interview with Aaron Sims

[vfx]

GREAT FIND!! Love things like this. :)

[Shletten]

Finally! I was really eager to see some documentaries on it. I hear many people bashing the CGI. But to me, it was terribly good. I was thoroughly impressed by the muscles, the veins, the sharpness of the skin and all the rest, incredible character. But yeah the specularness could have been toned down in a few scenes when he was wet.

[DuttyFoot]

that was a totally good read. the movie was great too, both the hulk and abomination looked awesome.

[aaraaf]

That was a really good read.

I like seeing the different Hulk iterations. I like the early ones the best because of the Hulk timeline they capture (a little more Kirby in the nose), but the final Hulk looks great (very Dale McKeown).

The Narnia design on the second page is one that I have in my inspirations folder, but didn't know who did it. And I really love the monkey design from the Golden Compass. Just different enought from a real monkey, but not so human in it's appearance to not seem like an animal.

Great stuff!

[ChewyPixels]

Interesting article. Thanks!

[angel]

A lot of folks didn't like the Hulk design, I for one liked it alot, looked very beliveable and I'm not saying that just becasue Aaron Sims is one of my favorite artists ;)

[grrinc]

Good find! Aaron Sims is a great artist and I enjoy his Gnomon stuff. He has a rather engaging manner I find. I always feel I am being 'seduced' when I watch his lectures. Not in a gay sense you understand.

[jason-slab]

inspiring work, great job Aaron

jason

[simoncheng]

the design is just great.
far more better than the first one.
more emotion of the hulk (not banner)
it is not easy to design a character to please everyone.:rolleyes:

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