Vote For Mulvar!

He’s got my vote. Mulvar is the brainchild of Montreal based animator Patrick Désilets. Mulvar is correct candidate!

“Lil’ Boy Bunyan” by Kyle Couture

Not sure if this is an anti-drug film, a warning against pedophilia, or both – but its Kyle Couture’s thesis film from the Kansas City …

“Sick Leave” By Jake Fried

Watching Boston-based Jake Fried’s Sick Leave feels like discovering the animation of an indigenous tribe in some faraway land. The …

The Melvins Talk About Their First Tour

Mack Williams animated this piece for Pitchfork featuring sludge metal pioneers Melvins recounting their disastrous first tour in 1986. …

“Embrace” By Ashley Rae Pearsall

It takes restraint to use 2D motion graphics in as straightforward a manner as Ashley Rae Pearsall’s Embrace. The effect is surprisingly …

“Pest” by Nooree Kim

Welcome to a special mid-week edition of Cartoon Brew’s Student Animation Festival. Today, we’re excited to present the online debut of …

“Anna Blume” by Vessela Dantcheva

Another short making its online debut after several years on the festival circuit: Anna Blume, directed by Bulgaria-based Vessela …

“Metro” by Jacob Wyatt

A wonderful minimalist fantasy, Jake Wyatt skillfully directed Metro last year at the Brigham Young University Center for Animation. …

“Money Bunny Blues” By Ellen Coons

Today, as part of Cartoon Brew’s Student Animation Festival, we’re delighted to present Money Bunny Blues by Ellen Coons of Detroit’s …

Two New Shorts to Watch Out For

With the Ottawa festival on the horizon, here are the trailers for two new shorts just hitting the festival circuit that look quite …

72 Years Ago Today: Bugs Bunny Was Born

Seventy-two years ago today – on July 27th, 1940 – Bugs Bunny appeared in Tex Avery’s A Wild Hare. The Warner Bros. short is widely …

“O Rei Gastão” By Diogo Viegas

O Rei Gastão (King Gaston) by Rio de Janeiro-based animator Diogo Viegas picked up the best children’s animation award at this year’s …

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