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Will the Animated Short Oscar Become Relevant Again This Year?
There has been noticeable grumbling and griping within the animation community over the past few years about the Animated Short category …
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Artist of the Day: Ayumu Arisaka
Ayumu Arisaka is a Japanese artist who collaborates with Ren Kohata and Oitama, whom she met while studying at Tokyo National University …
“Nameless World” by Arthur de Pins
As I watched “Nameless World,” the new music video directed by French artist Arthur de Pins, all I could think was, Why can’t more …
“Christmas in Bugville” by Disney Legend Art Riley [UPDATED]
When I visited the Tyrus Wong exhibit at the Walt Disney Family Museum a couple months ago, one of the most gorgeous Bambi background …
Artist of the Day: Samuel Hayes
Samuel Hayes creates wild animated experiments and comic drawings with iconic cartoon shapes and electric colors. His approach to subject matter has an equal sense of expressive freedom and abandon.
Artist of the Day: Stef Choi
Stef Choi is an artist living in Portland, Oregon. She creates illustrations, videos and other multimedia projects as part of her collaborative enterprise Belly & Bones that she runs with Tony Candelaria.
Ten Films Shortlisted for Visual Effects Oscar
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that the following ten films have been shortlisted in this year's Visual Effects Oscar category.
Artist of the Day: Loïc Locatelli Kournwsky
Loïc Locatelli Kournwsky is a comic book artist who works in Lyon, France. Loïc also creates illustrations and storyboards.
66 Artists Collaborate to Create the Ultimate Yule Log Video
We’re only in the third day of December and I think we’ve found a strong candidate for the best holiday-themed project of the season. …
Artist of the Day: Jin Kim
Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day concludes "Frozen" week with a look at the work of Jin Kim, who was recently written up here for his caricatures of Disney co-workers.
Artist of the Day: Lisa Keene
"Frozen" week continues on Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day. Lisa Keene could justifiably be called a Disney veteran. Her credits on Disney films date all the way back to 1985's "The Black Cauldron" on which she was a background painter.
Artist of the Day: Bill Schwab
It's Frozen week on Cartoon Brew's Artist of the Day, and so we continue to feature artists who worked on Disney's latest feature. Bill Schwab works as a character designer and visual development artist at Walt Disney Animation Studios. On "Frozen" he is credited as supervising the character design work.
Artist of the Day: Brittney Lee
This week we continue looking at some of the talented artists whose efforts made possible the new Disney feature "Frozen." Brittney Lee is credited on the film as a visual development artist.
Artist of the Day: Paul Briggs
Our Artist of the Day feature is extra-cool this week because we're focusing on artists who contributed to Disney's new film Frozen, which expands nationwide this week.
Artist of the Day: April Liu
April Liu is a second year animation student at CalArts. Her blog is a mixture of personal and school work with drawings and animated studies from projects in progress, such as a short about a fellow with a sprout growing from the top of his head.
Artist of the Day: Thomas Gilbert
Thomas Gilbert is a comics writer and artist living in Brussels, Belgium. Thomas’s work includes ink and pencil drawings …
Artist of the Day: Amélie Fléchais
Amélie Fléchais is a French illustrator of comic books and children’s books. She also works as a visual development artist for animated …
Cartier Releases “Winter Tale” Directed by Bibo Bergeron
This year, Christmas has turned into the season of feature film-quality animation spots. First, British retailer John Lewis released a …
Artist of the Day: Tamia Baudouin
Tamia Baudouin draws comics and art in graphite and ink, sometimes overlaying limited colors on the gray tones. Tamia …
The Art of Jay Ward Productions: A Visual Essay by Darrell van Citters
In this visual essay, animation director Darrell van Citters traces the lineage of Jay Ward Productions' most famous characters and explains the contributions of different animation artists.
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