1993 at AMBLIMATION in london COLIN STIMPSON at his BG-workdesk painting BG’s for BALTO.
during the BEAUTY AND THE BEAST preproduction time at the PURDUM studio in london, 1989, TOM SITO and me in the ‘smoking’-corner.
HARALD SIEPERMANN in our studio MAD-T-PARTY in duesseldorf 1990 at his desk surrounded by his cut-out pin-wall.
1987 in the FORUM in london camdentown, ULI MEYER animating ‘dumbo’ on WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT.
the AMBLIMATION studio in london with SIMON WELLS, the director of BALTO sitting in the center.
DAAN JIPPES in 1993 storyboarding on BALTO at AMBLIMATION.
RICHARD WILLIAMS at his animation desk early 1987 in his london studio, 13 soho square.
myself in 1989 working on the comic strip series ALFRED J.KWAK in the duesseldorf studio.
enjoy – there will be lots more soon…
my name is hans bacher, – I work as production designer in the animation film industry. for the last 40 years I lived and worked in duesseldorf, london, paris, los angeles, manila and tokyo. now I am professor for film-design at the nanyang techn. university in singapore.
I just love to see these workingspaces. It tells alot about the personalities of the artists.
That’s really awesome to see these. The history of animation told by pictures.
wow – these are all incredibly inspiring!
thanks for sharing them.
WOW! Such talent, it’s amazing to see the variety of talent that are today’s top designers.
Thank you for sharing,
MAC
Thanks for another inspiring post! Always great to see other artists workspaces.
Hi Hans,
Do you have a photo when we shared that office at AMBLIMATION in 1992.
Peter
from hans -
hi peter, most of my documentary about amblimation is on video. actually about 10 hours.
Hi Hans,
I’ll have to look maybe I have some photos, when you say video what comes to mind is you getting all your camera stuff stollen from the ” Bond Hotel ”
across the street from the studio. I also started a blog, happybrush.blogspot.com
Peter
from hans -
hi peter, ach ja – memories! the pub where it all was stolen was the sherlock holmes pub.
well that didn’t help!