2010
01.23
01.23
James Levy is a styleboard artist based in Los Angeles, CA. He has a really amazing style which you can dive deeper into on his website jameslevyart.com. This interview covers a lot of great insight dealing with his creative process, how he deals with clients and how he gets inspiration. Check it out and please throw up a comment with your thoughts
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Interview with James Levy from Mograph TV on Vimeo.





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Really interesting interview. It was neat to discover a little more about James’ creative process. I still feel a little curious as to how these styleboards make their way into motion design. Do the motion designers take each board and re-create all the elements? James said his strongest skill is painting.. Does he mean painting with a brush? or a tablet?
Thanks so much for the input Chris
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This is wonderful. Great job. One note the url link to his site was broken for me (but I could figure out there was just an extra word appended).
Thanks for the support Sam! I fixed the link.
hey Chris sorry for the late reply, to answer your question man, normally the boards and style frames are just to show the client in order to show them what the project is going to look like, sometimes designers are able to make the elements from their boards if the elements are high rez or divided on to separate layers. also by painting i mean with a tablet. I very rarely pick up a paint brush, unless its to paint a bed room