Happy Helscapes of Joe Vaux
The paintings you create; They are very iPhone with creatures! There are fifty or sixty groups of eyes in each other. Do they leave their hats at the same time?
I am big on the eyes and teeth. And yes, we hold mandatory meetings monthly.
Some people may not know that you are working in The Fox Show Family Guy, as an artist, a storyboard and a transverse director. In one of the episodes, the characters fell into the world of Vaux Capabe. How was it like Cross -conVARing Personal Arts with Commercial Art for a Group TV Program?
My paintings are my passion, but the animation prompted bills for my adult life. I have directed Family Guy for 11 seasons now, and I worked in the offer for eighteen years. I have worked in animation since 1996. I feel really lucky to have technical outlets. I was exposed to the daily job to many other great great artists. We are working together on the episodes, which are essentially collective artistic projects. We are in the brain, billiard ideas and draw our donkeys. We have a surprisingly talented Woody team on FG.
Before I turned directly from an assistant director to Family Guy, I got a great opportunity. The book on our program, who were familiar with
Well, what is wihwin. And why is he staring empty?
“Wihwin” was created for a book entitled “Monsters”. A group of artists delivered legendary creatures. Wihwin is a malicious water spirit of Central America, a horse part, part of crocodiles. Do not be deceived by this empty staring. He monitors everything that is ocean.
Do you describe your paintings as a mutant hybrid from Ralph Bakshi and Hieronymus Bosch an insult? If not, then why not? …
Ralph Bakshi Plus H. Bosch equals Joe Vaux. I consider! Ralph actually gave me my first animation. I am forever grateful for that. He really took me under his wing. It was a first surreal disturbance, working in the animated icon, from a small studio in New York. I think his movie “Wizards” played a big role in my artistic development. I will also add to the above equation. RB + HB + 2 Amazing Artist Parents + 1 Ammented Uncle + 70 and 80’s Films = Joe Vaux
I noticed that you are displaying sculptures. Can you tell us about your conquest in the third dimension?
The “The Glitch” will be 3 small girls. Awards from my trip to the forest. Some time has gone through, but I used to sculpt a lot. The first single show at Mendenhall Sobieski, in 2004, is a few dimensional monsters. The giant shark of the MY Solo, “Catch of the Day”, has been carved. The project in 3D is not just a return.
IIt is important that, in order to remain a semi -respectable post, we would like to ask you at least one question close to biting that makes you uncomfortable that you almost not answer it. As you know, there is something that the reader can feel the uncomfortable nature of the full back and forth … the problem is, we like what you do, so we are very biased. So, what should we ask you to make you almost angry at us, but still respect us to ask her?
Ha! Hello, I am honored to ask him to do this, you can ask me anything. My paintings make me happy, as they are not necessarily full of deep sense or breaking the artistic land that are not explored, but I think it is entertaining. I imagine every piece as if it was still from a moving movie or a nature video. As much as it is an unstable question, what about: Joe, is it true that you went to this jacuzzi while he was in active diarrhea?
Oh, wrong. In this case. We will leave it in it. However, when talking about uncomfortable things, did you completely recover from winning the survey? And what did you do with the prize money?
Yes! Take it! Well, my neck will never be the same, but Wipeout was working. Season Five, Episode 7, “This is the snowy path to fall”
What can I say, I am anxious to punish. My profits went towards a cute front square fence and baby college boxes. It was well spent/investor.
Joe Vaux “Glitch” opens in March Brasi Watch exhibition In Portland. Pictures of the exhibition courtesy.
