nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
nadiaerre: Gravity Falls’ art direction was always top-notch, but this last episode (especially the opening scene) was pure excellence. Kudos to Ian Worrel, the storyboard artists team (Matt Braly, Miguel Puga, Vaughn Tada, Sabrina Cotugno and Dana
