New Biographies of Photographer/Murderer Eadweard Muybridge and Cartoonist Thomas Nast
These two newly published books should be worth a look, especially for those who are interested in the 19th century roots of American …
These two newly published books should be worth a look, especially for those who are interested in the 19th century roots of American …
This press release was interesting to me because I wasn’t aware that Technicolor is making a push into original content development.
See how SVA’s 3D Animation and Visual Effects program uses studio tours, student clubs, and portfolio reviews to prepare artists for careers.
A censored episode of Dexter’s Laboratory finally makes its public debut.
Attention New York animation archaeologists! A new screening curated by Tom Stathes, with rare prints from his vast archive.
Animator Marv Newland is the only person I know who doesn’t use the internet. But he does have a new DVD.
Click here for thirty seconds of pure joy!
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, here are two photo galleries worth exploring: African-Americans in the Animation Industry
This you gotta see. The remarkable story behind an artist and his 200-plus wood carving recreations of great cartoon characters.
I’m a big fan of retro-animation tributes – here’s a clever one in comic strip form.
Here’s a great opportunity for graduating high school students or incoming college Freshman.
Here’s the poster that might have been, if Brad Bird had his way…
Take a look at this beautiful new video for folk-rock sister trio The Staves by UK directing duo Karni and Saul Freed…
Here is their sales demo reel from 1988 showing what the studio was producing in the days before character animation took over.
The Annie Award nominated The Rabbi’s Cat is getting its “real” LA, SF and San Diego theatrical release this month.
Check out this uber-cute, beautifully designed music video starring Huggtopus, a plush doll character…
Animated fun with the RGB Additive Color Model!
He was one very lucky artist.
The mysterious journey of one man creating something bigger and better than himself.
Details of the new DVD release containing every one of those Sylvester vs the “giant mouse” cartoons.
Welcome to Disney 2013, where synergy rules – or perhaps, runs amok!