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“Bird Shit” by Caleb Wood
Art is all around us, as filmmaker Caleb Wood could tell you with his witty conceptual piece Bird Shit: Walking through Yoyogi Park, …
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“Trolley Boy” by Teemu Auersalo
Ireland-based Finnish animator Teemu Auersalo created Trolley Boy, a droll fantasy about a supermarket employee transcending the drudgery …
Ed Koch, RIP
Former New York City mayor Ed Koch will live forever through several animated appearances.
“Cattle Call” by Matt Rankin and Mike Maryniuk
Cattle Call (2008) offers a fascinating glimpse into a world that is completely foreign to me.
“Where Mary Lives..” by Shako
Journeyman animator Shako (aka Shibabrata Chakraborty) created this beautifully creepy short.
“A Gum Boy” by Masaki Okuda
A Gum Boy by Masaki Okuda is a 2010 student film produced at the Tokyo University of the Arts.
Disney’s “Paperman” full short now online
Directed by John Kahrs – and talked about frequently here on the Brew – Disney has just posted the complete film online.
“The Chase” by Rok Predin
The latest short from UK’s Trunk Animation director Rok Predin is a haunting little art film starring some nasty cat-demons and a rather cute car.
“Eyes on the Stars” by the Rauch Brothers
Today, in honor of the 27th anniversary of the space shuttle Challenger disaster, we are treated to another flawless …
César Nominations Include Five Animated Films
Imagine the Oscars. Now, imagine the Oscars if they were presented in French and no one cared about them. That’s the César …
“RGB” by Dan McHale
Animated fun with the RGB Additive Color Model!
“Hammer And Hand” by Colin Hesterly
The mysterious journey of one man creating something bigger and better than himself.
Oscar Nominated Short Films Will Play Theaters Feb. 1st
The only way to see the Oscar nominated short films before the Academy Awards ceremony in February.
“Goodnight, Sweet Pak Man” By Chris Weller
Pac-Man brought up-to-date in this clever reinvention.
You Choose! Audience Prize for Cartoon Brew’s Student Animation Festival
It’s awards season and we’ve got one of our own to hand out on Cartoon Brew: our 2012 Student Animation Festival Audience Award.
“Half A Pantaloon” by Hector Herrera
A cautionary tale the pitfalls of wearing short pants in the wrong situations.
This Was The Most-Viewed Piece of Online Animation in 2012 [UPDATED]
Here’s a bit of irony: this piece of animation went viral primarily because people didn’t realize it was animated.
“The Deep End” by Jake Fried
I was quite impressed with Jake Fried’s animation when I first saw it last year, and I’m just as impressed with his latest piece.
“Moon Rock” (1970), A Rare Film by George Dunning
The career of director George Dunning will always be summed up with two words: Yellow Submarine.
Modern Car-Toons: A Look At Autos In Mid-Century Animation
Animation can provide a fascinating window into the past. In the 1950s and 60s, cars became a daily part of life and animation reflected the new automobile culture.
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