Artist of the Day: Antoine Birot
Today we look at the work of Antoine Birot, Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day!
Today we look at the work of Antoine Birot, Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day!
The 41st Daytime Entertainment Creative Arts Emmy Awards were held last Friday in Los Angeles. The big winners in the animation categories were the PBS series "Peg + Cat" and the Nick series "Peter Rabbit," which each picked up three awards.
The selections for Cartoon Brew’s 5th annual Student Animation Festival will be announced next Wednesday, June 25. Also, since many …
Today we look at the work of Uwe Heidschötter, Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day!
Genndy Tartakovsky's "Popeye" reboot is officially a thing now. While the film doesn't have a production greenlight yet, Sony's licensing division has begun to promote the property with concept art at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas.
The Japan Image Council has opened its call for applications for the Animation Artist In Residence Tokyo 2015. If you’ve had a film that has screened in an international festival or exhibition, I strongly encourage you to apply. As a previous resident of the program, I frequently find myself thinking about my wonderful experience in the residency.
Today we look at the artwork of Ben Jelter, Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day.
A look at the work of Marion Duclos, Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day.
A look at the work of Don Shank, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
A look at the work of Pieter Vandenabeele, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
A look at the work of Jeremy Sorese, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
Veronika Samartseva is an animation director from Germany, who specializes in analog animation techniques. Her award-winning films have been shown at international festivals worldwide. After her graduation from HFF Konrad Wolf Babelsberg, Veronika joined the Berlin-based animation collective Talking Animals. Recently she started teaching animation at the BTK University of Design.
A look at the work of Jeff Turley, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
Using a unique animation technique involving traditonal animation cels and his iPhone 5s, Hombre_mcsteez turns everyday life into an odd creature infested cartoon universe.
A look at the work of INSA, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
It was bound to happen: Chronicle Books appears to have reached 'peak art-of book' with the upcoming publication of "The Art of Planes." It's no longer possible for anyone to collect every 'art of' book published, and frankly, with titles like this, why would any discerning artist want to?
As long as I've loved animation, I've been fascinated with the personal stories of people who work in the animation business. Not simply, "What character did you make?," but WHY and HOW did you make it? I became actively involved in documenting those stories when I published the print 'zine "Animation Blast," and it's something I've never stopped doing. For me, it wasn't just about talking to a handful of familiar directors and animators, but to talk with everyone, especially those who had worked quietly in the trenches and whose stories hadn't yet been told.
Yesterday in New York City, Microsoft unveiled the Surface Pro 3, the latest iteration of its fully-featured PC/tablet with pressure-sensitivity and an abililty to run any PC-based creative software from Adobe's Creative Cloud suite to Toon Boom, Maya and ZBrush, to post-production filmmaker tools like Assimilate’s SCRATCH and RED’s CineX.
A look at the work of Marcelo Lelis, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
John Lasseter, who became a doctor for the second time last week, delivered the commencement speech to this year's graduating CalArts class. Lasseter's speech is a cross between a revival meeting and a rock concert, complete with rowdy audience members chiming in, like in this exchange.