In Richland, Washington, on April 27, 1950, Randy Fullmer was born into a family of farmers. He attended and graduated from Washington State University in 1970.
It has been stated that the deceased animator enrolled in film lessons during his second year at the school. He has been hooked on animation ever since. In the end, the course introduced him to CalArts’ Toon program.
In 1987, Fullmer started working at Walt Disney Feature Animation. He signed a three-month contract to animate Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
He owned his own animation company and created educational, scientific, and medical clips in the early years of his work.
After retiring from animation in 2006, he started Wyn Guitars, a bespoke bass guitar business, because he had always been fascinated by the instrument.
Randy built hundreds of custom basses for musicians of note, including as Jimmy Haslip and Jermaine Jackson.
His influence on the music industry was shown in the documentary Restrung.
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