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CBTV Student Fest: “The Impossible Moon” by Meinardas Valkevicius
By Meinardas ValkeviÄius. Man took his first steps on the Moon in 1969...or did he?
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Chuck Jones Center for Creativity Partners with Pencils.com for “The Chuck Jones Big Draw”
Tustin, CA–The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity announced today that the manufacturer of Chuck Jones’s favorite pencil, Pencils.com …
TODAY AT TR!CKSTER: Cartoon Brew Student Festival
If you’re in San Diego today, drop by Tr!ckster at 6pm for a screening of Cartoon Brew’s Student Animation Festival. All ten films from …
“Lion King” Screenwriter Jonathan Roberts Joins Triggerfish’s “Khumba”
Triggerfish Animation Studios’ second feature, Khumba, received the royal treatment from one of The Lion King screenplay writers, …
Bill Plympton Partners with Child Animator for Animated Short “Ingrid Pitt: Beyond The Forest”
(San Diego) The Holocaust has been treated by almost every medium, but rarely animation — and never by a child animator, until now. …
New Blogs from animators Pat Ventura and John Celestri
Run, don’t walk, to bookmark these new blogs from two respected animators: • Pat Ventura (Oh Yeah! Cartoons, Muppet Babies, …
Bob Scott’s “Molly and The Bear”
Pixar animator Bob Scott (Day and Night, Toy Story 3) has been drawing a delightful comic strip, Molly and the Bear, for the past few …
Chuck Jones Gallery Announces Schedule of Events For Comic-Con International in San Diego
San Diego, CA: The Chuck Jones Gallery, located in the historical center of the city at 232 Fifth Avenue, announced today their …
Meet Clarke Mallery, a Healthy Animator
I’m not sure where the stereotypical image of the pudgy, slovenly animation artist originated, but animators haven’t always been …
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Puts Production Art Database Online
Beverly Hills, CA (June 28, 2011) — The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Margaret Herrick Library today launched its …
CBTV Student Fest: “Defective Detective”
By Stevie Lewis and Avner Geller. A washed-up detective's imagination runs wild, as he tries to solve the most critical case of his career.
Animated Fragments #7
Read THIS if you want to know more about Animated Fragments. Subscribe to our channel on Vimeo to see all the Fragments. Supreme …
NYC PREMIERE: “The Green Wave”
Continuing the trend of documentaries that incorporate animation, Ali Samadi Ahadi’s The Green Wave recounts the “Green Revolution” …
“Kung Fu Cooking Girls” and other tales by Wolf Smoke
Wolf Smoke is a small animation studio from the Peoples Republic of China. A kick-ass sample film, Kung Fu Cooking Girls, has just been …
Gallery Nucleus Presents “Baker’s Dozen: Illustrated Idioms by 13 Artists” and “Nate Wraggs: Locals”
June 11, 2011 — July 04, 2011 Opening Reception: June 11, 2011(7 pm – 11 pm) If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a few …
San Diego Comic-Con Has Competition: Introducing Trickster!
Creator-Con, and threw around suggestions for what they wanted to see in a counter-festival: a dealers room filled with comics and …
“Sumo Lake” by Greg Holfeld
Here’s something we don’t see nearly enough of nowadays: a hand-drawn full-animation short. Sumo Lake is a re-telling of “Swan Lake” …
Two new books you MUST buy!
If I can make each and every one of you buy a book this week, it would be one or both of these – Simply put, these are two of the best …
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 …
Variety reviews “Winnie The Pooh”
I would have noted this earlier, but I just spotted it myself. Hollywood trade paper, Variety, posted the first review of Disney’s new …
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