Uncovering the gems of Terry Gilliam's personal archive - from pre-Python days through Python to his feature films and beyond...
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
First of the month: 1 August 2012
I love this page of dad's handwritten ideas & doodles for short animation sequences (circa 1969), some of which made it into Monty Python's Flying Circus:
... and here's some close-ups of this page & another:
Great blog, please keep it up. I love your dad's works. I had the great pleasure to meet him here in Toronto a couple of years ago. And I've been very lucky to get a couple of quick sketches from him. Feel free to send me a quick note if you'd like me to send you a scan.
Enjoying all the posts, what next? I have always loved your dads work, from an early age it has inspired me to plough my own furow . It must be an amazing thing to be able to do, a treasure trove of stuff. i look forward to more insights into a mad and crazy world.
alex...
p.s.... would love you to check out my blog......http://drawing-mountains.tumblr.com
I have too there is a daddy. I long time, did not know its address, now is sad, that separately we live. Mine папа:Ульянцев Boris Pavlovich, the Deserved Artist of Krasnoyarsk region, the teacher the pensioner, the evangelist (Eastern Siberia) У меня тоже есть папа.Я долгое время,не знала его адреса,теперь грустно,что отдельно живём.Мой папа:Ульянцев Борис Павлович, Заслуженный Художник Красноярского края,учитель пенсионер,евангелист(Восточная Сибирь)
thank you so much for doing all this work for us... your dad´s work means the world to thousands of people (specially to me) and I really love to know that my son one day will have the chance to be able to click on this page and see all his work organized!!!!! <3
Thank you so much for your efforts! I'm a fan of your father since my childhood. I remember my dad showing me Monty Python when i was about 5. I couldn't understand a word back then (i'm swiss) but i always just loved the animations! So i fast forwarded the VHS Cassettes to the cartoons. I haven't seen anything like it since. My dad was an animator and so i began making little cut out animations with his camera myself. I always admired Terry's drawing style and discovered Harvey Kurtzman's art through him which i just love. I'd very much love to see a book like "The Art of Terry Gilliam" full of his sketches and drawings!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteA treasure.Your blog is a gift to us all!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog, please keep it up. I love your dad's works. I had the great pleasure to meet him here in Toronto a couple of years ago. And I've been very lucky to get a couple of quick sketches from him. Feel free to send me a quick note if you'd like me to send you a scan.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying all the posts, what next? I have always loved your dads work, from an early age it has inspired me to plough my own furow . It must be an amazing thing to be able to do, a treasure trove of stuff. i look forward to more insights into a mad and crazy world.
ReplyDeletealex...
p.s.... would love you to check out my blog......http://drawing-mountains.tumblr.com
thanks...
I have too there is a daddy. I long time, did not know its address, now is sad, that separately we live. Mine папа:Ульянцев Boris Pavlovich, the Deserved Artist of Krasnoyarsk region, the teacher the pensioner, the evangelist (Eastern Siberia)
ReplyDeleteУ меня тоже есть папа.Я долгое время,не знала его адреса,теперь грустно,что отдельно живём.Мой папа:Ульянцев Борис Павлович, Заслуженный Художник Красноярского края,учитель пенсионер,евангелист(Восточная Сибирь)
thank you so much for doing all this work for us... your dad´s work means the world to thousands of people (specially to me) and I really love to know that my son one day will have the chance to be able to click on this page and see all his work organized!!!!! <3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your efforts! I'm a fan of your father since my childhood. I remember my dad showing me Monty Python when i was about 5. I couldn't understand a word back then (i'm swiss) but i always just loved the animations! So i fast forwarded the VHS Cassettes to the cartoons. I haven't seen anything like it since. My dad was an animator and so i began making little cut out animations with his camera myself. I always admired Terry's drawing style and discovered Harvey Kurtzman's art through him which i just love. I'd very much love to see a book like "The Art of Terry Gilliam" full of his sketches and drawings!
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