Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Books We Love – Issue #258
The Art of Kung Fu Panda 3
By Tracey Miller-Zarneke
(Insight Editions, $45.00)
This book takes readers through the charming art created for the third installment in the Kung Fu Panda ... Continue Reading →
CGTrader Reveals Character Challenge Winners
Back in August, CGTrader.com–a leading site for artists to create and share CG character models–launched the 3D Character Challenge. Participating artists had a month to ... Continue Reading →
Live Design Launches The Envision Symposium
Live Design has announced the launch of The Envision Symposium, the first event of its kind devoted to shaping the future of where technology intersects with the arts; including, ... Continue Reading →
#231 July 2013
July ’13 Highlights – Issue 231
The Gru Next Door
Universal/Illumination’s acclaimed anti-hero returns to the big screen in the 3-D summer sequel Despicable Me 2. ... Continue Reading →
Iam8bit to Host Global Sketchbook Project
L.A-based Iam8bit Studios is offering a special global presentation of The Sketchbook Project, a traveling art show featuring the work of artists from the around the world on the weekend ... Continue Reading →
#230 June 2013
June ’13 Highlights – Issue 230
Blue Sky Goes Green
Epic, the new animated adventure from director Chris Wedge and his gifted team at Blue Sky Studios, opens the door to ... Continue Reading →
Palm Springs ShortFest Announces 2013 Winners
The 2013 Palm Springs International ShortFest announced its Festival award winners on Sunday (June 23). This year, the well-attended North American short festival (June 18-24) served ... Continue Reading →
Norway’s Fabelfjord to Produce ‘Dunderly’ Toon
Norwegian studio Fabelfjord is producing a new six-minute animated short based on popular children’s book series Dunderly. Targeting two to eight-year-olds, the short is set in ... Continue Reading →
VFS Adds New Animation Campus
Vancouver Film School (VFS) has added a new Animation & Visual Effects campus located in the 106,000 square foot city-owned space in Gastown, which previously housed the city’s ... Continue Reading →
