Meet Huevocartoon, The First Mexican Animated Feature That’ll Get A U.S. Release
Egg-citing news from Mexico!
Egg-citing news from Mexico!
Et tu doggy?
A look back at the Oscar-nominated short and the innovative artistry of Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski, directors of ‘The Girl Who Cried Pearls.’
LEGO and pixels move aside…it’s Emoji’s turn!
Our first extended look at the world of Pixar’s “Good Dinosaur.”
“Sword in the Stone” is the latest live-action Disney remake. Thankfully, we’ve got a chart to keep track of it now.
How a two-hundred-year-old opera made the transition to an online motion comic for contemporary audiences.
A crop-duster named investigates a mysterious explosion in the Florida Everglades.
Discover the art of Angela Wong, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
The Chinese box office made a bold statement this weekend.
A lonely man drinks a glass of water that changes his life.
How often does Disney make sequels, spinoffs, and remakes based on its animated features? This chart explains.
Disneyland and animation have gone hand-in-hand for 60 years now.
“Attacking something purely because it’s CGI is lazy.”
The filmmaking essay series “Every Frame A Painting” takes a trip into the wondrous, disciplined mind of legendary animation director Chuck Jones.
Some popular animated programs are being recognized for the first time this year.
Discover the artwork of H. Faye Kahn, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
It’s not as dire as it sounds though.
Forget dressing up as anime characters, fans are dressing up as anime creators.
In October, Sunrise will spin off the storied mecha anime franchise when “Iron-Blood Orphans” touches down in Japan.
“The biggest strength indie animators have is that we can do every aspect of production,” says Smith.