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John K. Draws Uncle Grandpa
Here is Uncle Grandpa, who is everyone in the world’s uncle and grandpa, as drawn by John Kricfalusi.
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How To Draw “Adventure Time”—Ed Emberley Style
Earlier this week, the editor of Super Punch wrote of his desire for an Ed Emberley-esque drawing guide for Adventure Time.
Family Guy’s “Monty Python” cold open
Ahh, if only the series was this “witty” all the time…
“Family Guy” Accuses “Bob’s Burgers” of Being Poorly Drawn
Cartoon Brew reader Skifi writes, “One of the worst drawn things ever makes fun of a cute show for being badly drawn.”
“Figaro Pho” teaser
Check out this great looking 30-second teaser for a new Australian kids show.
Gerry Anderson (1929-2012)
He wasn’t an animator – he was a pioneering television puppeteer – but he influenced everyone who grew up with his work.
“Ziggy’s Gift” by Richard Williams
This is the eighth Christmas we’ve celebrated on Cartoon Brew, and we’ve never posted the holiday special Ziggy’s Gift.
Alex Hirsch and Rebecca Sugar Appear On Forbes 30 Under 30 List
Forbes Magazine has published a list of 30 Under 30 in Hollywood and two animators managed to sneak their way onto the list.
Terry Gilliam tribute on “Fringe”
This week’s episode of Fox’s Fringe contained a pretty cool homage to Terry Gilliam’s animation on Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
A New Traditional “Snowman” for Channel 4
On Christmas Eve at 8pm, Britian’s Channel 4 will premiere a sequel to the classic animated special, The Snowman.
Cartoon Network Orders “Clarence”
Cartoon Network has greenlit Clarence, a new animated series by CalArts grad Skyler Page whose student films Crater Face and Girl Wallet have both been featured on Cartoon Brew…
Mr. Burns Explains the “Fiscal Cliff”
We rarely – make that never – run promo clips from current series, but this one for The Simpsons was produced in record time
Trailer: “Poor Us: An Animated History of Poverty”
“It’s the way the world works. Essentially, poverty is what makes the rich rich.” Poor Us: An Animated History of Poverty is a new …
Cartoon Network 20th Birthday Mash-Up
Cartoon Network’s birthday bash continues with ten glorious character mash-up bumpers. Atlanta-based Primal Screen is responsible – Check …
Rebecca Sugar Is Cartoon Network’s First Solo Woman Show Creator
I don’t know how I missed this press release, but last month, Cartoon Network announced that they will produce two new series: Peter …
“Randy Cunningham” titles by Kevin Dart and Stéphane Coëdel
I haven’t checked out Disney XD’s new series Randy Cunningham, 9th Grade Ninja, but I’ve just caught up with the incredible opening title …
Cartoon Network’s 20th Anniversary Video
This mind-blowing video greeting card – animated by London-based I Love Dust – commemorating the 20th anniversary of Cartoon Network …
June Foray and Johnny Carson
Everyone has to start somewhere. Johnny Carson started in 1951 with a painfully unfunny sketch comedy show called Carson’s Cellar. That, …
John Coates (1927-2012)
I’ve just heard that John Coates, best known for being the “production supervisor” on Yellow Submarine, a co-producer of Heavy Metal, and …
Van Citters exploring “The Art of Jay Ward”
Animator Darrell Van Citters is following up his most-excellent making of Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol book with a new book on The Art of …
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