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Chris Sasaki Shares Development Art from “Monsters University”
Pixar vizdev artist Chris Sasaki posted a generous heap of his Monsters University development art on his blog. One can’t help but think …
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Artist of the Day: Calvin Wong
Calvin Wong is an artist who lived in the Bay Area working in programming before relocating to the Los Angeles area where he works on …
You’re Invited To A Free ‘Stranger Things: Tales From ’85’ Reception, Screening, And Q&A
Join Eric Robles and Ian Graham for a reception, screening, and behind-the-scenes Q&A for Netflix’s animated Hawkins adventure.
Where Pixar Artists Enjoy a Drink in Emeryville
It’s hardly a secret that artists who work in animation love to drown their sorrows in alcohol. Some like it so much that they drink …
“Sarah and Duck”: TV Review
Pre-school animation appears to have something of a stigma in the United States. Cartoons targeted at children aged 6-11, such as …
Artist of the Day: Andrew Ohlmann
Andrew Ohlmann draws and animates often with digital tools. Andrew sometimes uses filters, software functions and programs to partially …
Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum #4: Leah Shore
Filmmaker and animator Leah Shore drops by Cartoon Brew’s Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum to discuss her career path.
Hand-Drawn Sequences by MAKE for “Invisible to You” Doc
Minneapolis-based MAKE created this poignant flashback series of hand-drawn animation sequences for Ramon Nuñez’s feature-length …
Annecy Film Festival Review by Bill Plympton
Bill Plympton, the King of Indie Animation, shares his experiences from the world’s largest animation festival, Annecy.
Artist of the Day: Vincent Stall
Vincent “King Mini” Stall has been an active artistic voice in the independent comic scene for well over a decade. An experienced screen …
Watch a New Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck Short “No Service”
A second new Mickey Mouse short, No Service, has been made viewable (for American viewers) on Disney’s website. This short is night and …
Exploding Disney Princesses
Simone Rovellini likes to make actresses explode—literally. Here’s the Disney princess edition: His take on The Lion King isn’t …
An Update on the Jenny Slate-Penned Looney Tunes CGI Feature
We reported last September that comedian and former Saturday Night Live performer Jenny Slate had been hired to script a new …
Artist of the Day: Madeline Sharafian
Madeline Sharafian recently completed her second year studying animation at CalArts where she made the film Omelette: In …
Cartoon Brew Reveals Lineup For Its 2013 Student Animation Festival
For the fourth year in a row, we are delighted to present the Cartoon Brew Student Animation Festival, the premier online showcase for …
“Rio 2096” and “Subconscious Password” Top 2013 Annecy Animation Festival
The Annecy International Animated Film Festival, which concluded on June 15th, awarded its Cristal prize for feature to the Brazilian …
“Monsters University” Scares Up Huge $82 Mil Opening Weekend
Pixar’s Monsters University opened with a powerful first-place finish in the United States. The Dan Scanlon-directed film nabbed $82.4 …
John Wilson, British Animation Legend, RIP
British animation director, designer and studio owner John Wilson (above, left) passed away on Friday, June 21st, according to a report …
Revisiting the “Mrs. Doubtfire” Cartoon Directed by Chuck Jones
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Chris Columbus’ comedy Mrs. Doubtfire. In the opening of the film, Robin Williams plays a …
‘Lion King’ Director Roger Allers and Salma Hayek Push Forward on ‘The Prophet’
Roger Allers, the co-director of Disney’s The Lion King is moving forward with his production of Kahlil Gibran’s classic 1923 poetry book …
Animation Block Party Returns To Brooklyn For Its 10th Year
This summer, Brooklyn’s Animation Block Party will celebrate its tenth anniversary with its biggest slate of programmming ever. The …
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