Ana Ramírez González's guest appearances

Ana Ramírez González

Electric Shadow

Latina to Latina

Ben Thompson

Aida Rodriguez

Paola Mendoza

George Takei

Amara La Negra

Stephanie Beatriz

Orson Welles

Merlin Mann

Mark Hamill

Emilia Clarke

Tom Kenny

David Lowery

Kristian Nairn

Aimee Garcia

Mandy Gonzalez

OwlTail

It’s hard to believe she didn’t begin drawing until she was 17. You’ve seen her work on Pixar’s Coco, her gorgeous Google Doodles, and her children’s book illustrations, most recently in Kamala and Maya’s Big Idea. Ana Ramírez González talks with Alicia about falling in love with her craft,  moving from Mexico to the U.S. for art school, and forging an uncertain career path by following her heart, overcoming rejection, and drawing inspiration from Mexican culture.

It’s hard to believe she didn’t begin drawing until she was 17. You’ve seen her work on Pixar’s Coco, her gorgeous Google Doodles, and her children’s book illustrations, most recently in Kamala and Maya’s Big Idea. Ana Ramírez González talks with Alicia about falling in love with her craft,  moving from Mexico to the U.S. for art school, and forging an uncertain career path by following her heart, overcoming rejection, and drawing inspiration from Mexican culture.

How Coco Illustrator Ana Ramírez González Extends Herself with Her Art

Over the last five years, Coco sketch artist Ana Ramirez has gone from an intern to being staffed on an Academy Award-winning feature (Coco), illustrating the official Coco storybook (Miguel and the Grand Harmony), and starting work on a second, still-secret feature. Ana discusses her path to working for Pixar, her journey on Coco, and how Pixar makes the concept of a progressive, inclusive workplace a reality.Coco is now available on Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K Blu-ray

Over the last five years, Coco sketch artist Ana Ramirez has gone from an intern to being staffed on an Academy Award-winning feature (Coco), illustrating the official Coco storybook (Miguel and the Grand Harmony), and starting work on a second, still-secret feature. Ana discusses her path to working for Pixar, her journey on Coco, and how Pixar makes the concept of a progressive, inclusive workplace a reality.Coco is now available on <a href="http://amzn.to/2FmF3N8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blu-ray</a>, <a href="http://amzn.to/2HeSdZm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DVD</a>, and <a href="http://amzn.to/2G45GUc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">4K Blu-ray</a>

Coco's Ana Ramírez González: "The Little Details"