.png){kind=logo}
“LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out” Blasts Onto Cartoon Network
30-minute LEGO Special Premieres Wednesday, September 26 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT Get your lightsabers ready because a brand new LEGO Star …
Search Results fortoon blast
Designing A Cartoon Cat Goes Horribly Wrong In Uli Meyer’s ‘The Discarded’
Any artist who has ever toiled to find the right look for one of their characters will likely relate to this hybrid short.
How Creators Are Using Cartoon Animator 5 For Global Science Education
Toma Creators founder José "Zez" Vaz discusses Reallusion's Pitch & Produce program and what Cartoon Animator 5 brings to the production process.
Seth MacFarlane Blasts Fox Over Tucker Carlson Comments: ‘This Marriage Isn’t Working Anymore’
The "Family Guy" creator wishes the show "was on any other network."
Cartoon Brew’s Holiday Book Gift Guide 2018
Our hand-picked guide to 40 animation and animation-adjacent books that'll delight — and challenge — your favorite cartoon buff.
A Look At 14 Visually Striking Projects That Will Be Presented At Cartoon Forum
The 29th edition of Cartoon Forum, the renowned European co-production platform for animated television and new media projects, starts next Monday, September 10, in Toulouse, France.
What Are The Cartoons That Jay-Z Is Referencing In His New Video ‘The Story of O.J.’
The images that Jay-Z uses in his new music video will be familiar to anyone who knows American animation history.
Billy West and Mark Hamill Are Dubbing Donald Trump As Cartoon Villains
Famous cartoon voice actors are having fun with America's incoming president, Donald Trump.
Guru and GKIDS Join Production of Cartoon Saloon’s ‘The Breadwinner’
Two animation companies have joined the production of Cartoon Saloon's "The Breadwinner" in its push toward completion.
Cartoon Saloon’s ‘The Breadwinner’ Moves Into Production
Check out new artwork from the upcoming Cartoon Saloon film.
Welcome Ian Failes and Brian Gabriel to Cartoon Brew’s Editorial Team
We're announcing two new contributors who will expand Cartoon Brew's coverage of vfx/tech and legal issues.
Here’s Where To Download OpenToonz, Studio Ghibli’s Free Animation Software
Get the software program used to make Studio Ghibli films, "Steven Universe," and "Futurama" for free.
Cartoon Brew’s Last-Minute Animation Gift Guide
Ranging from the technical to the quirky to the essential, these holiday electives make great presents for animation pros and fans.
Angelina Jolie Pitt Will Exec Produce Cartoon Saloon’s ‘The Breadwinner’
The Irish animation studio behind Oscar-nominated 'Song of the Sea' and 'The Secret of Kells' just landed an Oscar winner for its next feature.
Book Review: ‘Toons in Toyland’
Barney Rubble with green toenails, Yogi Bear mass graveyards, fake Charlie Browns: welcome to the weird wide world of cartoon merchandising!
Book Review: ‘Insider Histories of Cartooning’
Historian R.C. Harvey sets out to rescue great cartoonists of old from obscurity.
‘Pyongyang’ Cartoonist Speaks Out About Cancellation of Gore Verbinski Film Project
The first creative casualty resulting from the Sony hack ("The Interview" notwithstanding) is a project that's not even being produced by Sony; it's the New Regency film adaptation of Guy Delisle's graphic novel "Pyongyang."
Introducing Cartoon Brew’s Untold Tales
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.
Reflections On 10 Years of Cartoon Brew
Cartoon Brew officially launched on March 15, 2004. A decade is a long time to be doing anything, but it feels like an especially long time to be blogging daily. As we head into the site's 10th anniversary year, here are some reflections on where we've been and where we're headed.
How to Look At Ad Reinhardt, The Cartoonist Who Was A Fine Artist
Ad Reinhardt (1913-1967) was an artist’s artist, renowned among critics and curators, but hard for the general public to warm up to. His most famous fine art works are his Black Paintings, from the 1960s, which at first glance appear to be solid black, but on closer inspection turn out to be blocks of black and almost-black shades. Important, but challenging.
1 of 38