Aunt Lily's Kitchen
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Swipe Over the Scene
Swipe left and right to view Aunt Lily's Kitchen originally prepared for the cartoon, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
.
Learn more about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
art, below.
About Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Art
Aunt Lily's Kitchen
was part of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
,
the animated cartoon. Fox Children's Network broadcast the animation.
The art was painted
with Vista Tips software, which is similar to Photoshop.
The graphic began with two black and white sketches and a color scheme, provided by another artist. One sketch displayed the left side and the other displayed the right side of the kitchen. The sketches and color scheme were used as guides to create the final digital paintings.
American Film Technologies combined the digital paintings, representing each side of the room, to use for horizontal panning, or tracking animation. Much later, Seven Thunder Software modified and combined the paintings with JavaScript and HTML5 for this interactive view.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Background Art
View background art broadcast for, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
,
the animated cartoon, through Fox Children's Network.
Illustration was painted
with Vista Tips 24 bit software,
similar to Photoshop.
Background graphics are part of the portfolio of Amy (Washburn) Butler, owner of Seven Thunder Software, listed in imdb.com as Amy Washburn.
Aunt Lily's messy living room, kitchen and the lab scene's spilled liquid, look a little scary. Moss grew from bricks in the dungeon. In general, everything appeared scuffed and dirty.
2D illustration preparation included an eye for light direction, composition and consistency between
scenes. Some scenes were prepared for horizontal tracking, such
as Aunt Lily's Living Room
.
Left and right images for the room were digitally painted
separately, then combined for animation.
The San Zuchini Harbor
animation was composed from two separate scenes.