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“The Chuck Jones Experience” Opens at Circus Circus Las Vegas in October 2011
HOLLYWOOD, CA, August 17, 2011 — The legacy and creativity of Chuck Jones, one of animation’s pioneering director-producers, will be …
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“Fruit, Juice! Protein?” by Tavis Silbernagel
“Man, I loves me some retro-animation!” I personally cannot get enough of the current spate of short films that are affectionate …
Remembering Corny Cole
The outpouring of love and affection after Corny Cole’s passing has been tremendous. In the past three days, over one hundred artists …
New Brew Revue
Spent the weekend going over some new book acquisitions (and one DVD) and surprise! most were pretty good – and a couple were really …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
This PENCIL Must Be the Answer!
A Jack Kirby panel custom-drawn for traditional animators. Read more about the panel HERE. (via Super Punch)
New Book Round-Up
Haven’t posted a book review in a while, and I’m pleased to report I have several new acquisitions that are well-worth talking …
Lucky the Leprechaun from “Lucky Charms” Cereal transitions from Cel animation to 3-D
Over the years Calabash Animation has taken Lucky the Leprechaun — the beloved brand icon for General Mills’ Lucky Charms cereal — on …
Norman Rockwell Museum To Open Blue Sky Studios Exhibition This June
“ICE AGE” TO THE DIGITAL AGE! THE 3D ANIMATION ART OF BLUE SKY STUDIOS June 11 through October 31, 2011 Enjoy this lively, …
‘Where the Wild Things Are’: An Early CG Experiment by John Lasseter and Glen Keane
Hans Perk recently posted scans from a 1983 edition of the Disney Newsreel, an in-house newsletter about happenings around the studio. …
Disney Legend Bill Justice, RIP
Disney director and animator Bill Justice passed away today, just one day after his 97th birthday. Besides animating on many of the …
“How To Train Your Dragon” Sweeps Annie Awards
Dreamworks’s How To Train Your Dragon swept the top honors at the 38th Annual Annie Awards ceremony tonight at UCLA’s Royce Hall. The …
Len Lye Exhibit in Birmingham
Only two more weeks to catch the Len Lye exhibition at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, England. The exhibit, “Len Lye: The Body …
Reader Comment of the Day: John Dorman Remembered
Animation veteran Tom Minton wrote some eloquent words about John Dorman who passed away last week. I met him only once, and after …
Anime Sensei to Student: “Get A Life!”
Veteran anime director Yoshiyuki Tomino (Brave Raideen, Mobile Suit Gundam) gave a realistic, yet somewhat harsh response to a student’s …
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