Bob Smith
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Bob Smith (July 17, 1927, Pasadena, California–October 10, 2008) was a storyboard artist. He served in the US Navy from 1945 to 1947, and afterward attended the Couinard Art Institute to begin a career in fine art painting. Some of his work now hangs in the Smithsonian.[1] For 14 years, he also worked as an art instructor at Ventura College. In the 80s, he became involved in animation, primarily as a layout artist, but also as a storyboard artist. Shows he worked on included the Smurfs, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and Muppet Babies as well as a string of video shorts titled Adventures in Odyssey, all while living on a sailboat in the Ventura West Marina.[2] His full name was Robert Alan Smith.
Storyboarding
[edit]- The Transformers (season 1, unknown episodes)
External links
[edit]- Bob Smith at the IMDB
- Robert Alan Smith at the KCM Group Network
