Tim Burton Research Paper

Tim Burton the Preservation of Dion Armstrong English Composition Instructor: John Hart

When you think of the word perseverance and what a person had to do to succeed in their life who inspires you? I personally think of Tim Burton. I’ve always loved art as a youth. From stick figure drawings, origami, calligraphy, still life scenes, air brush art, acrylics and oil paint portraits. “My love of art as I remember”. I’ve always envisioned my work to be a lasting memory, a reflection of myself, a vision of community and my immediate surroundings. A story of love, laughter, pain, struggle, and triumph. To portray my artistic visuals in homes of friends, family and my church that I attend. A display of my works my passion and lust for life. Having
Having love and consistency of your craft at times when your work goes unnoticed, shows personal integrity, strong morals and work ethics which allowed him to stay professional and people admired his qualities. These attributes I will take in my career in the future as an animator myself. To practice due diligence to each task or project and carry it out with skill, grace, poise accurately with punctuality. His challenges to become more social, to relate his message, was a problem in his career in the beginning because it made it hard to communicate with his boss’ and production crews as well as others actors. Tim Burton worked very hard to overcome this problem to get in touch with his feelings and emotions and in return it improved his work and relationships, it made him more approachable and open to people and the way that he related to objects, not only did he create a cohesiveness, but how everything related to a universal scene. I admire that in him because I too am an introvert and it’s very hard for me to related and communicate with people. Tim Burton has shown me by applying myself and putting myself out there a little more, maybe making myself a little more vulnerable and