“Not the gigantic big round ones that are closer together. Pilcher on design ideas, spoke about her general goals for Merida’s look. “But that’s done to death, so we went blue.” “With her eye color, a natural thing to do would be to pick the complementary color to her hair, which would be green,” he said. Pilcher also explored changes in Merida’s skin tone, giving her rosier cheeks in the colder environment. “I wanted to think about colors that would work with her and that would always make her hair the element that you look at the most,” he said. This design came after the other sketches and drawings pictured, and was used to explore the character in the context of her environment. Setting A Setting: Cool, Not Complementary, Colors Andrews was taken by this look and requested that the animators “turn up the scraggle,” and that solidified the final style. There was a parameter in the computer settings called “scraggle.” “It takes the straight lines of these curl points and jumbles them up and crisscrosses them, like real hair does.” Mr.
Andrews said he thought they were too lined up and uniform. Lined up in a row, they would go in a curl, but Mr. The individual hairs were laser-straight. Andrews said, showed him a “wedge” of Merida’s hair. “So I asked if I could see the genesis of her hair, because I thought it needed a little more finessing to get the quality of the curly hair.” The team, Mr. “When I came on, they had already done the research and testing of her hair to arrive at the style,” he said. Andrews made when he joined the production as director. This sketch gets close to how the hair appears in the finished film, but its final look was an adjustment that Mr. Aspects of the hair stayed consistent throughout the design process: it was always red and always a little on the wild side. Nolte, Merida’s hair begins to take more shape. We needed to always keep the essence of her personality intact.” Pilcher said, “was she always had to be appealing.
“But the thing that would always underline everything,” Mr. Over the course of the design process the character was drawn many ways, sometimes taller, sometimes older looking. The animators gave her strong, athletic legs, but in the final film they are rarely seen, as Merida usually wears a long dress.
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