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Annecy 2002 Through An Artist's Sketchbook

Don Duga returns to Annecy with his trusty sketchbook in hand.
By Don Duga | Tuesday, July 16, 2002 at 12:00 am

Don Duga is an animator, director and producer of animation. From UPA to Rankin/Bass to commercials to Sesame Street to feature films, he is an industry veteran. He has storyboarded such classics as Mr. Magoo, Underdog, The Last Unicorn, Frosty the Snow Man, Mad Monster Party, Wind in the Willows and more. He is also the co-founder of Polestar Films in New York, and has been an instructor of animation at The School of Visual Arts in New York City since 1962.

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Don Duga my favorite, Love the new sketch book of Annecy trip.Thanks for taking us all along. Please keep doing it for all us stay at homes. Love you, Cassandra
cassandra einstein (not verified) | Wed, 08/07/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
Nice work, It really gave a feeling of your trip.
joaquin Portocarero (not verified) | Sun, 07/28/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
Beautiful work. I never could get to the Annecy festival, but these sketches gave me more of a taste of it than any photographs or videos could. Just wondering how they would look like moving...
Daniel Werneck (not verified) | Mon, 07/22/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
Hi Don, I enjoyed your fine, happy sketches of the Annecy experience. The best things about the event is being there,and meeting with such a variety of interesting and talented people. However, I always thought that the excitement about animation that brings people there has the ironic effect of keeping them in the dark screenimng rooms, while outside the happy-go-lucky natives are just a short distance away, reclining on the beach at beautiful Lake Annecy taking in the sun and the topless bathers. Best to you, Howard Beckerman
Howard Beckerman (not verified) | Sun, 07/21/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
A trip through the eyes of a wonderful animator. I was captivated by the creative imaginative drawings. My only disappointment was that online they weren't crisp enough. Last year's drawings were presented online in sharper detail.
Paul Schwartz (not verified) | Sun, 07/21/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
Annecy was a wonderful experience and watching Don draw such wonderful moments as he was experiencing them was a real treat! Though I am much better looking than MY drawing!.
Sal Petrosino (not verified) | Sun, 07/21/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink
Hey This guy is really good. Should be hung in the Met and Louvre. Same last name? It is a common name like smith.
Larry Duga (not verified) | Fri, 07/19/2002 - 00:00 | Permalink

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