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I watched The Minions movie a couple weeks ago as I’ve been rewatching the Despicable Me movies and didn’t remember if I saw it yet. The movie was pretty decent, I found the beginning (basically any scene before Scarlet) fairly boring to be honest but it got much better towards the 2nd half. I enjoyed it more then I expected. The 60s vibe and parts with the queen were really fun I thought, but my favourite thing about this movie is without a doubt Scarlet Overkill. For one I just think having a female super villain is super cool, but she was actually so funny and I love what a sassy, absoluetly unhinged diva she is. She’s sweet one second and just deranged the next second and I found her backstory very interesting. So I HAD to draw her cus I love her. What an awesome villain. I actually practiced perspective and angles with this one and used reference pictures for once. I also wanted it to look slightly comic book like. I’m honestly so pleased with it, I think I did her justice.

The Art of Eric Guillon:The lorax,Sing and Despicable me All credits:Illumination Entertainment,Eric Guillon Movie concepts art

´´Now, the rest of the plan is simple. I fly to the moon, I shrink the moon, I grab the moon, I sit on the toile… Wait what?`` Felonius Gru

Despicable me/Sing Concept art. Illumination Entertainment

idea for the next despicable me movie. one of the minions wishes on the monkey's paw "MEENA WANNA BIGGA WEENIE!" and at first he sprouts a four-incher (which is huge for such a little guy) much to his delight but then it keeps growing nonstop and knocks the monkey's paw down the sewer so the gang has to go on an adventure to find it before the whole city is engulfed in stretchy yellow minion dick. and they say the magic words "BIGGA WEENIE BYE-BYE!" and he looks down and realizes he is now cockless and screams and everyone shares a laugh. until one of them picks up the monkey's paw and says "MEENA WANNA BIGGA BOOTY!" and a minion looks at the audience with a here-we-go-again expression and the credits roll.