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Tom Oreb
Amid Amidi

As a character designer, Tom Oreb was unequaled. The only character which gave him difficulty wasn’t found on any drawing board, but was rather that of his own self. Tom Oreb was too modest to be recognized, too anonymous to be understood, too troubled to continue being a genius. Oreb was a designing dynamo. He was a one-man UPA, designing one exquisite character after another. While his designs could be far-out, experimental, decorative, and everything else that comprised ’50s design, they were also chockful of the more elusive, difficult-to-define elements of energy, invention, style, warmth, humor, and beauty.

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Source type Book Series
Volume 20 Chapter: 7
Published
Language en
Document type Feature
Media type text
Page count 16
Pages pp. 217-232

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Id 3519
Availability Purchasable
Inserted 2017-11-17