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1. www.vox.com › culture › 2019/4/17Tim Burton’s visual aesthetic, explained | Vox

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   Apr 17, 2019 · How did the director develop his distinctive style of quirky, gothic, and macabre films? Learn about his influences, from Disney to pop art, and his career journey from animator to auteur.

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3. www.studiobinder.com › blog › tim-burton-style-analysisWhat is Burtonesque — A Complete Tim Burton Style Analysis

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   Aug 15, 2021 · Learn how Tim Burton creates his unique and expressive film style with mise en scene, writing, lighting, music and character design. Explore the elements of Burtonesque and see examples from his best movies.

4. the-artifice.com › art-tim-burtonThe Art of Tim Burton: The Artist Before The Filmmaker

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   Drawing has always been part of Tim Burton’s life. He expresses it as a need and a way to communicate his feelings and ideas. It is part of his everyday life and he always travels with a pencil in his pocket. He draws everywhere, at all time and on everything he gets his hands on. In Leah Gallo’s and Holly C. Kempf’s wonderful book The Art of Tim B...

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   People have often compared Burton’s style to the gothic. The use of black, the darkness of some of his drawings, the heavy make-up, the paleness of the skins, monsters and other ghostly creatures recall Gothic literature and paintings but also German Expressionism. The theme of death is omnipresent in Burton’s art often combined with poetry and der...

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   Tim Burton refuses to become a label or a brand and doesn’t categorize his art although others did it for him. His style is very recognizable, full of whirlwinds, stripes, seams, asymmetrical figures, winding staircases, monsters with sad eyes and weird hair. In terms of colours, he often uses black, white, purple, red and sometimes bright colours ...

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   Tim Burton – Leah Gallo – Holly C.Kempf – Derek Frey, The Art of Tim Burton-Steeles Publishing – 2009 What do you think? Leave a comment.

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   Explore the origins and influences of Tim Burton's unique style, from his childhood drawings to his film projects. Discover how he expresses his imagination, his vision and his social commentary through his art.

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5. nofilmschool.com › 2016 › 09'Burtonesque': Breaking Down the Gothic Cinematic Style of ...

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   Sep 27, 2016 · Learn how Tim Burton creates a unique and distinctive style of filmmaking that blends the dark and the light, the macabre and the whimsical. Discover his narrative tropes, visual motifs, and cinematic influences in this video essay.

6. www.openculture.com › 2011 › 10Tim Burton: A Look Inside His Visual Imagination - Open Culture

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   Tim Bur­ton is a house­hold name with his creepy cre­ations and vivid sym­bol­ic imagery in film and art. Born in Bur­bank, Cal­i­for­nia in 1958, Bur­ton stud­ied at the Cal­i­for­nia Insti­tute of the Arts and worked as an ani­ma­tor for Dis­ney. After a time, he left to pur­sue an inde­pen­dent career, becom­ing famous ...

7. artdepartmental.com › blog › tim-burton-productionTim Burton Production Design: The Bold Style of Every Tim ...

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   May 1, 2019 · Explore the bold and distinctive sets and aesthetic style of Tim Burton's films, from Pee-wee's Big Adventure to Corpse Bride. See how his influences, from German Expressionism to Day of the Dead, shaped his gothic and whimsical vision.

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   How did Tim Burton develop his art?

   • It is only after leaving Disney studios that Tim Burton was able to free himself from artistic constrictions and focus on his art which he developed by embracing filmmaking. A film always starts with a drawing. Intuitive, enthusiastic and perfectionist, Tim Burton draws like he breathes. He has never separated his art work from his film work.

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   Who is Tim Burton?

   • Tim Burton is a household name with his creepy creations and vivid symbolic imagery in film and art. Born in Burbank, California in 1958, Burton studied at the California Institute of the Arts and worked as an animator for Disney. Open Culture, openculture.com

   Tim Burton: A Look Inside His Visual Imagination - Open Culture

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   Does Tim Burton have a Burtonesque style?

   • Tim Burton is a filmmaker with a style so unique that we’ve come to regard his works — and those who replicate them — as Burtonesque. And we see the Burtonesque in every facet of his films: writing, lighting, music, characters and of course, production design.

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   What did Tim Burton do for a living?

   • Tim Burton entered the California Institute of Art and worked in animation for Disney but was soon disappointed by the company’s style, which was very different from his own. He was contrived to imitate and create pale imitations of Disney pencil traits with no soul and no emotion.

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   Why is Tim Burton so popular?

   • Tim Burton has his own style that remains inimitable and his extravagance has become extremely popular. The audience is more familiar with his film work but few are aware of the origins of his films and of his creativity in general. Tim Burton is an artist before anything else. He is a talented drawer who expresses himself through his art.

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   How do you describe the work of Tim Burton?

   • Easy—you describe them as "Burtonesque". If you watch films like Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, or Corpse Bride, it's quite clear that they were all directed by the same comically macabre individual, Tim Burton.

   'Burtonesque': Breaking Down the Gothic Cinematic Style of Tim Burton

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9. www.youtube.com › watchTim Burton's Eccentric Set Design and Art Direction Explained

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   The set design and art direction that make Tim Burton movies so breathtaking and iconic.A Complete Tim Burton Style Analysis https://bit.ly/burtons-bdMars...

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