- Guess what, Kevin.
- What?
- Today, we are drawing Pixar characters
from our memory. - From our brains.
- We should've done that in sync.
- I know.
- From mem, brains. - From our brains.
Come on.
- It's funny because the minute that I heard
it was Pixar, everything blanked out of my mind.
- I know, I was like what's a Pixar?
- Yeah.
- I mean, you say Pixar and it's like, you know,
every kid has seen "Toy Story".
- Yeah, I feel like I've seen most Pixar
movies as a kid.
- [Camera Man] Your character today
is Carl Fredricksen from Up.
- Oh.
- Ooh.
- I may have a distinct advantage.
I have a t-shirt of him.
- You're going to beat me.
- [Camera Man] Wall-E.
- Oh! (laughs)
- [Camera Man] Buzz Light year.
- No!
- Whoa, okay, he is complicated.
- Yeah, I don't want to draw him.
Can we, Matt, give us another one?
- Nope.
- Okay, um, let's start with the head.
- Yeah.
- I haven't watched this movie in a long time
so I really gotta remember.
- He's got binoculars for eyes.
- Yeah.
- If I recall.
- I'm just going to rely on the cuteness factor again.
If you do it wrong but you make it cute,
sometimes it's okay.
- Sometimes it works out.
- Just like murder.
- Wait, say that again?
- So, Hae-Joon what's your favorite Pixar movie?
- That's a loaded question.
I mean, I really like Ratatouille actually.
- Me too, yeah, it's really good.
- Ratatouille is solid but I feel like
it's not really the one people pick
when they talk about their favorite.
- My favorite Pixar movie is, I really like Wall-E.
- For me, Wall-E was like, a little preachy.
- Really? I absolutely loved it.
I watched it and I was just like,
this movie barely has any sound
and it's like, it's doing it for me.
- Do you remember what Wall-E's purpose is?
- To find vegetation.
- No.
- No?
Oh, to like squeeze things in his box.
- Yeah, so he's got like a little trash compactor.
- He's a triangle, right?
- He's a square boy.
- I think he's a rhombus.
- He has like, underwear on.
He has like, a barrel body and then undies.
- Well, because he's an action figure
so he has to have points of articulation.
- You need points of articulation.
- He has like, three fingers right?
- Yeah.
- Two out and like, a thumb-ish?
- He's got like, a thumb.
- And he has like, a roach friend.
- Yes, that he keeps in his box.
- Did Toy Story make you cry?
- I don't think the first Toy Story made me cry.
I think I was a kid, so I was probably
like, I don't have emotions yet.
- I cried in the second one super hard.
- Yeah.
- With the montage?
- It's just so sad.
- What's keeping the binoculars on the box?
- Yeah, that's what's getting me.
- Is it just like?
- There's some, like, mechanism that
lets the eyes curl a little bit.
- Oh yeah, cause he can kind of emote.
- This is feeling a lot harder
than I thought it would be.
- Nah, we got this.
- I'm feeling good about this pose.
I'm feeling good about the construction
and now it's just the details is where
it all falls apart.
- Yes.
- This is looking more like Grunkle Stan
from Gravity Falls.
They're both square men.
- Oh, you know what I remember
that's a really weird detail?
He has the swirl on his chin.
- Oh, does he?
- Remember he, or, is that?
- Does he?
- Now that you're questioning me, I'm not sure.
- No, he very well may, I just don't.
- I feel like I tricked you.
- Ugh, yeah this is where it gets tough man.
I don't draw robots like, a whole lot.
- Right now I'm just drawing binoculars on a box.
- Yeah. (laughs)
- He doesn't have hair, right?
- The hair is so hard to remember.
- I'm just improvising if I'm being honest.
- That's what it's all about.
- He has that thing, that astronaut thing.
- Right.
- It's over his head.
- Oh, yeah yeah yeah yeah, the hood thing.
- Hood thing.
- He has a like a battery schematic on him,
right, to let you know how much energy he has.
- Oh wait, yeah he's got the sun thing.
- I can't remember this character from the knees down.
- But I know he has like, army tank wheels kind of.
- Oh, yeah yeah yeah, he's got like tank treads.
- I feel like he's got, his legs are kind of
like bent under him.
- From sadness.
- I don't know what to call these types of feet.
He has like, boot feet.
- So, he has boots?
(ducks quacking)
I'm like, so hesitant to commit to any details now.
- I think maybe we should stop drawing.
- [Kevin] No.
- No?
- We have to keep going to infinity and beyond.
Jackie, Jackie come back.
- Oh, I got a good little detail.
Do you remember he has like, a little
laser thing in between and that's how he cuts things?
- Oh, I didn't even.
- [Brent] He's got like a little laser dot.
- I didn't even know that.
- Yeah.
- That doesn't look right, but you know what
I'm going to go for it.
Jackie, come on.
- How you doing, Jason?
- I think I'm almost there.
- [Brent] You're almost there?
- I drew a Wall-E like substance.
- A Wall-E like substance.
- Uh, okay time to color.
- Very dull, right?
- Yeah, very dull but I'm kind of making him bright.
- I think you're going to do way better
at this than me because I'm really not
confident in this one.
- I'm giving him blue gloves even though
I know he doesn't have blue gloves.
- Why is he doing that?
That's wrong.
- I'm going to give him some highlights,
some like chrome highlights.
- You're already on highlights.
- Yeah, get on my level.
- I feel like there's so much wrong with this.
I'm just kind of making it up and hopefully it looks okay.
- Okay, I think that's as far as I'm gonna get.
- [Camera Man] Brent, how do you think you did?
- I think I did super good.
I don't remember ever drawing Wall-E
but he's pretty simple.
Like, if you can draw a couple of inanimate objects
I think you're already 90% of the way there.
- Uh-huh.
- So, I think I captured his essence
but I kind of made him into more of a cramugen.
- Yeah, I think I got his essence as well
but I'm sure all of the details are wrong.
- Yeah, I think once I see what he looks like
I'm going to feel like just a big old fool.
- Yeah, can't wait to reveal this one.
(laughing)
- Yours looks a little sinister.
It looks like he's gonna smack this roach.
- Oh my god.
- I like the shape!
- You got him like way closer than I did, I think.
- Your Carl looks like he has had
enough of business.
Screw you, corporate America.
- Just looking at yours, I can tell you
what's wrong with mine.
- Oh.
- You got the ear covering.
- Okay.
- You got the three colored things on his suit.
- Yeah, the thing I remember the most
for some reason is the three colored buttons.
- Yeah, I would say I think you got
his legs pretty good because now that
I see it, I remember the lines on his.
- Like the boots.
- [Kevin] The boots.
- Yeah, boot feet.
- Yeah.
Jackie, I think you're going to be surprised
with how well you did.
- Okay, I hope so.
- Oh boy.
Yeah, look at that!
- Oh wow, yours is the picture!
- Yeah, mine's Wall-E baby!
- [Kyra] Oh yeah.
- [Hae-Joon] Oh, there he is.
- I forgot his little, his thing from Ellie, the button.
- I made him much more colorful.
- You got the drab color palette much more.
Oh, and I forgot he's got a little hearing aid.
- Hearing aid.
- He's such a complicated character.
- He has so many like, toy stuff too.
He has like the fingers, the ball joints.
- He has the screw holes in his legs.
Yeah even like the little air vents on his forearms.
How are you supposed to remember that?
- It's too much.
I have one brain.
- I think it's an iconic look.
It's made up of really simple shapes.
- Yeah.
- So, it like works.
I think we both know what Wall-E
looks like in our head.
Both of them you can clearly look at them
and say that's Wall-E.
- Yeah.
- We made a lot of mistakes this time around.
- We did, but you know what?
You don't improve as a person without making mistakes.
- Positivity, Jackie.
- PMA.
- (In Unison) Positive mental attitude!
- Thank you, thank you.
That's right.
(upbeat strings music)