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Disney’s Princess Makeover of Merida Leads to Uproar and Petition
The confetti from Merida’s Royal Coronation at Cinderella’s castle in Walt Disney World has barely been swept up and she’s already …
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“Princess Mononoke” Back on the UK Stage By Popular Demand
After a successful UK premiere and a short run in Tokyo, Whole Hog Theatre’s stage version of Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke will …
“DuckTales Remastered” Pushes Video Game Nostalgia To New Heights
The line between animation and video games has long been blurred. There was the Saturday Supercade on CBS in the mid-80s, where Frogger, …
Master Animator and Director Ray Harryhausen Dies at 92
Stop-motion pioneer Ray Harryhausen, whose work is featured in classic adventure films like The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), Jason and …
Submit to Cartoon Brew’s 4th Student Animation Festival
It’s that time of year again. Our annual call for entries for Cartoon Brew’s 4th Student Film Festival, a yearly showcase of outstanding …
The Rise and Fall of the Funny, Sexy Cartoon Woman
Cartoon women are inherently difficult subjects for the animator for the reason that animation demands caricature and comedy, which are …
Animation Legend Ken Mundie Pitches “The Match” on Kickstarter
Director and animator Ken Mundie, who is in his late-’80s, is probably the oldest animator to date who has used Kickstarter to fund an …
Joe Pitt Shares the Artwork That Inspires Him
Industry artist Joe Pitt has started a new Tumblr called Straights Against Curves to share “a collection of animation related art, …
The Rise and Fall of 38 Studios
The NY Times offers an infuriating and detailed article about the recklessly stupid Rhode Island politicians who gave $75 million to …
Amazon’s Animated Pilots Are A Big Disappointment
Last Friday, Amazon released 14 pilots on their online streaming service in the latest bid by an Internet company to unseat network TV …
Artist of the Day: LeSean Thomas
LeSean Thomas’s path as an artist has taken him from the South Bronx, to Los Angeles, to Seoul, and back to Los Angeles again. Starting …
Artist of the Day: Encyclopedia Pictura
Encyclopedia Pictura is the creative association of Isaiah Saxon, Sean Hellfritsch and Daren Rabinovitch that has been producing …
Cartoon Brew Gets Its Own Podcast: The Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum
You’ve read Cartoon Brew for years, but starting next week, you’ll be able to hear it, too. Welcome Joel Frenzer and Alan Foreman, …
Artist of the Day: Geoffrey Lillemon
Artist Geoffrey Lillemon combined CG heads with live models for Bernhard Willhelm's 2013 women’s fashion collection.
Walt Disney Family Museum Announces Camille Rose Garcia and Maurice Sendak Shows
The Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco has announced two new exhibitions for this summer centered around the works of lowbrow …
Seven Rules For Pissing Off Artists
Last week, comment sections across the creative community were set ablaze by the Harvard Business Review’s article “Seven Rules for …
The Secret History of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”
The biographer of the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" reviews the 25th anniversary screening that took place in Los Angeles.
“The Circle Line” by Adam Wells
In Circle Line, London-based Adam Wells depicts the life cycle of a creative individual, and its accompanying compromises and …
Owen Hurley Named Technicolor’s Animation and Games Creative Director
Technicolor announced last week that they have appointed Owen Hurley to be the Creative Director of its Animation and Games group. Hurley …
RIP: Edward Levitt, 96, Disney Background Painter and Cartoon Modern Designer
Edward Levitt, an unsung hero of the Golden Age of animation, has died. He was 96. Levitt died on Tuesday, April 2, in Palmdale, …
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