18 Behind-The-Scenes Pics Of Famous Scenes From Pop Culture Animations By Andhika Muksin (New Pics)
Interview With ArtistAndhika Muksin is back on Bored Panda with his Disney edits. In 2020, Andhika began a series showcasing behind-the-scenes glimpses of Disney movies. The artist creates hilarious and whimsical edits, imagining various scenarios of how certain scenes are filmed, the placement of actors, and the workings of CGI.
With a great sense of humor, Andhika never fails to surprise his followers. His creativity knows no bounds as he continues to create silly, fun, and uplifting illustrations. Scroll down to get a glimpse at what happens behind the scenes of famous scenes from Disney movies and popular cartoons.
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where is the seat back that is behind fred and the ladies but in front shaggy and SD?
This one is messed up. Clearly shows a seat in front of shag and scoob
"The reason I create art is for my own personal therapy, to escape from daily stresses. I've been a huge fan of cartoon characters since childhood, and recreating fan art of them in humorous situations has become my way of coping with adulthood in general. They're nostalgic and serve as a means for me to reconnect with my childhood. I suppose the first moments I realized people were entertained by my work were through the DMs and comments they sent me. They told me that they were laughing together with their kids while looking at my fan art and other pieces. It feels nice to know that people enjoy them as much as I love making them," Andhika told Bored Panda.
Wait, are they the same as the bad guys imitating the girls in one episode? Clever.
Why would you have string attached to their hair and bow, while using a fan. It's redundant.
The person's doing the base for the actors are also doing a very bad job. Especially bottom right.
Load More Replies...We were curious to know how Andhika came up with the "behind-the-scenes" idea. "Honestly, I'm not sure how these ideas came about. Sometimes they just pop out of nowhere. Perhaps it's a realization that being an adult means life, at times, can get a bit mundane and less magical than we imagined as kids. Essentially, the 'behind-the-scenes' series, along with the green screen, has become a metaphor for humorously dismantling the magic of childhood," the artist shared.
Seriously baller planking skills my dad/professor/dude. And props to the stunt man/ stange-hand; one slip and THEN there's only two powerpuff girls & a smear of what was once sugar, spice and who was only temporarily far too nice and too trusting; until after the professor greives, files some life insurance paperwork and gets back to work.
Not far from the truth. Disney used rotoscoping for some scenes in The Little Mermaid, where they filmed an actress and the animators drew over top of the actress.
Andhika creates a lot of amusing illustrations featuring Disney characters, so we asked why Disney? The reason is quite simple: "Because I’m a huge fan of Disney," the artist told us. "Disney holds a special place in my heart, and I adore Disney characters."
What you think your costume on Halloween is. What it actually looks like....
Dude what's your issue. If you don't like it why post at all?
Load More Replies...If you're considering a career in the illustration realm, Andhika has some advice for you: "Just keep doing it. Keep practicing, keep experimenting, and love what you do."
Also that Snow White is operating the lights and camera!
Load More Replies...THIS!!! THIS E-X-A-C-T IMAGE is what goes through my mind whenever this story is told!! Also, how STRONG her neck muscles have to be, as well....
Not sure why she doesn't just stand back and tie her hair so she has some leverage and freedom from the pain 🤣 or grab into her hair so there's less weight. But OUCH, I feel that pain so much.
First black Disney Princess and they make her a frog for most of the film so Disney can avoid showing a black princess as much as possible. Fact: Tiana is shown on-screen for less than 20 minutes in beautiful black human form! Non-White Princess Jasmine also received less than 20 minutes of on-screen time. Contrast that to Repunzel - the blond, white princess is on-screen for 56 minutes.
I genuinely enjoy how the "Thomas" face on anything other than the train is quite horrifying!
I was gonna say, I have BIG feet, but, those are some real BOATS!!
Load More Replies...I definitely thought it was Elon too, but I think it's supposed to be a Owen Wilson
Load More Replies...So....??? Does that make her hair or her eyes the boobs?? I'm confused.....
Okay, I need someone to roll with these ideas and make some low budget versions of these movies 😂😂😂😂
Okay, I need someone to roll with these ideas and make some low budget versions of these movies 😂😂😂😂
