"The Leaf Bridge" by Tia Kratter
About the Artwork:
This official limited edition concept art is authorized by Disney and Pixar as part of The Pixar Art Collection, celebrating visual development art and artists from Pixar Animation Studios.
- Title: The Leaf Bridge
- Artist: Tia Kratter
- Layout by: Bill Cone
- Original Medium: Acrylic on Board
- Print Medium: Gicleé
- Print Substrate: Archival Paper
- Hand-Numbered Limited Edition of 95
- Image Dimensions: 8" x 13"
- Paper Dimensions (Trim Size): 12" x 17"
- Hand Signed by Tia Kratter
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity
- Optional framing includes a modern natural wood-colored frame and a white acid-free mat, for an archival quality presentation.
- Framed Dimensions: 14.75"H x 19.5"W
About the Artist:
Tia Kratter joined Pixar Animation Studios in April 1993 as a digital painter during production of the studio’s first feature film, Toy Story. She has subsequently held the shading art director role on A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., and Cars, where she was responsible for specifying the color and texture of every object modeled for a film.
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About the Artwork:
This official limited edition concept art is authorized by Disney and Pixar as part of The Pixar Art Collection, celebrating visual development art and artists from Pixar Animation Studios.
- Title: The Leaf Bridge
- Artist: Tia Kratter
- Layout by: Bill Cone
- Original Medium: Acrylic on Board
- Print Medium: Gicleé
- Print Substrate: Archival Paper
- Hand-Numbered Limited Edition of 95
- Image Dimensions: 8" x 13"
- Paper Dimensions (Trim Size): 12" x 17"
- Hand Signed by Tia Kratter
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity
- Optional framing includes a modern natural wood-colored frame and a white acid-free mat, for an archival quality presentation.
- Framed Dimensions: 14.75"H x 19.5"W
About the Artist:
Tia Kratter joined Pixar Animation Studios in April 1993 as a digital painter during production of the studio’s first feature film, Toy Story. She has subsequently held the shading art director role on A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., and Cars, where she was responsible for specifying the color and texture of every object modeled for a film.
