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INTERVIEW: How The Rauch Brothers Make Shorts for PBS

Rauch Brothers Animation, operated by Brooklyn-based Mike and Tim Rauch, epitomizes all that is good about New York animation. A couple …

If you read just one thing today, make it this newly released 1976 interview with Disney animator Milt Kahl conducted by Michael Barrier …

Taking DIY to a whole new level, animator Joe Murray (Rocko’s Modern Life and Camp Lazlo) has launched his own personal cartoon channel …

Two newspaper articles of note today, both concerning animation folk living life their way: Did you know that Glenn Morrissette, who …

Walt Peregoy is best known as the color stylist of 101 Dalmatians and headed the background department at Hanna-Barbera in the …

TV Ontario, a public broadcaster in Canada, has an amazing archive online and here’s one for us. It’s an episode of Talking Film (1980) …

Ryan Mauskopf (aka “Professor Soap”) is an illustrator, animator and musician living and working in New York City, currently the lead …

Animator and character designer William Bradford in North Vancouver, BC created this test piece for a pitch package “for the show I’ve …

Whenever I want to remind myself why I love cartoons, I simply have to watch a classic Warner Bros. cartoon. Whenever I want to remind …

New York’s Parsons/New School of Design is doing a public event with Richard McGuire, who directed and designed the closing segment of …

Someone is selling Bob Clampett’s 1930 high school yearbook on eBay. Clampett, one of the best known short cartoon directors of the …

Here’s a shout-out to my friend James “Tim” Walker. Walker is both a long-time veteran of the animation business (currently at Warner …

Disney director and animator Bill Justice passed away today, just one day after his 97th birthday. Besides animating on many of the …

Our friend Richard O’Connor at Asterisk Animation produced this sublime piece of dance animation for Cab Calloway: Sketches, which had …

Something for your Saturday night viewing pleasure: Leah Shore’s new film, BOOBatary. Says Ms. Shore: “I just wanted to show you my …

Animation veteran Tom Minton wrote some eloquent words about John Dorman who passed away last week. I met him only once, and after …

Drawing by John Dorman (left) and still from “Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero” directed, written and produced by Boyd Kirkland The …

Steve Hulett of The Animation Guild has started posting a wonderful series of audio interviews with the current “old guard” of Hollywood …

I’m sure Glen Keane shares lots of thought-provoking ideas in this interview, but who knows what since he decided to speak in some …

I like Will Finn and I like Gilbert Gottfried. Thus, I love this 20-second NSFW clip Finn posted on Funny or Die: