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“Ziggy’s Gift” by Richard Williams
This is the eighth Christmas we’ve celebrated on Cartoon Brew, and we’ve never posted the holiday special Ziggy’s Gift.
Amid Amidi
Psychedelic Screwball: The Films of Italian Director Bruno Bozzetto
Bruno Bozzetto – who has produced a remarkably solid body of work, ripe for rediscovery.
A Yule Log for the 8-Bit Generation
Amsterdam-based animator Nigel Upchurch offered us Chirstmas Warmer, a 21st century interpretation of the Yule Log film.
The Best Animated Holiday Greeting of 2012
Ok, call off the search. I’ve found this year’s best animated Christmas greeting, and it’s by none other than Cyriak!
Andreas Deja Reveals “Mushka” Teaser Trailer
The film, which will be animated in a colored pencil style, is “a story of love and sacrifice set in Russia.”
“Rough and Laugh” by Tymote
Japanese design studio Tymote has finally answered the age-old question: What if Wassily Kandinsky used Cinema 4D?
“Social Satan” by Sculpture
Brace yourself for one of the most creative animation cycles you’ll see this side of the Fleischer brothers.
(NSFW) Happy Holidays from Leah Shore!
Brooklyn-based filmmaker doesn’t like the holidays. But she does like felt puppets.
Happy Holidays from Stan Lee!
A fun holiday greeting from comic legend Stan Lee and his new YouTube channel World of Heroes. Two of the artists involved are Cartoon Brew Student Festival winners.
Was “Rise of the Guardians” A Victim of the Bill Joyce Curse?
The William Joyce brand has been uniformly successful across various media platforms—except for one arena: CG animated features.
Sundance 2013 Animation Short Selections
The Sundance Film Festival has announced their animated short film selections for the next edition of the festival, which will take place January 17-27 in Park City, Utah.
How To Earn $70,000 From Looney Tunes Cartoons And Not Pay Warner Bros. A Cent [Updated]
Illustrator Rob Loukotka’s ACME Corporation Kickstarter project is worth writing about for many reasons besides the fact that he’s trying to raise money.
“Una Furtiva Lagrima” by Carlo Vogele
Carlo Vogele has a knack for imbuing inanimate objects with personality. He’s told stories with lighting fixtures, socks and now fish.
“The Life and Death of a Novelty Christmas Wreath” by Michael Ruocco
Ruocco’s film is a welcome antidote to the forced cheeriness of most animated holiday films.
Alex Hirsch and Rebecca Sugar Appear On Forbes 30 Under 30 List
Forbes Magazine has published a list of 30 Under 30 in Hollywood and two animators managed to sneak their way onto the list.
Cartoon Network Orders “Clarence”
Cartoon Network has greenlit Clarence, a new animated series by CalArts grad Skyler Page whose student films Crater Face and Girl Wallet have both been featured on Cartoon Brew…
First Artwork Released for Disney’s Next Feature “Frozen”
Earlier this week, Disney released the first piece of concept art from their 2013 animated feature Frozen, directed by Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck.
Why Kickstarter is a No-Win Situation for Independent Filmmakers
If you think using Kickstarter is the heaven-sent solution for independent artists, this article may make you reconsider.
Trailer for “Blood of Eden,” An Iranian CG Feature
This trailer for the animated feature Blood of Eden is among the more cinematically ambitious pieces of Iranian animation I’ve encountered yet.
The Worst Oscar Night Ever, or “American Pig, I Have Oscar!”
Winning an Oscar is supposed to be a night you’ll always remember. For Polish animator Zbigniew Rybczynski, it was a …
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