SIGGRAPH Asia Previews 2016 Computer Animation Festival Program (Trailer)
The program for SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 is beginning to take shape. Here’s a first look at the Computer Animation Festival.
The program for SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 is beginning to take shape. Here’s a first look at the Computer Animation Festival.
A weathered sheriff returns to the remains of an accident he has spent a lifetime trying to forget.
The most expensive Chinese-financed animated feature of all time is getting an American release.
We explore the new film from “Dam Keeper” directors Robert Kondo and Dice Tsutsumi,
If you described today’s announcement of a “Lion King” remake as a ‘live-action film,’ you really shouldn’t be covering the film industry.
A music video for “Witch Docter” from De Staat’s album “I_CON.”
Chinese artist LuYang creates a digital nonsexual human simulator in her own shape.
In the season’s workshop, Autum, using his tools, has to install his season on the planet.
What if you could sketch a pattern or design on a piece of paper and have all the hand-drawn intricacies of your work instantly preserved in the texture of a 3D model? It may soon be possible.
This is the story of the fastest man in the world, who almost never was.
SIGGRAPH can be overwhelming, so here’s an animation and VFX-focused look at what not to miss in Anaheim.
Computer animation is known for its precision, but as Michael Fragstein shows, adding imperfections and abstraction into CG can be just as beautiful.
The independent short film made by two Pixar artists has won the top prize at this year’s SIGGRAPH.
The moment young Ivan saw Evie, it was love, then rivalry, at first sight.
A reflection of life, a personification of the immediacy in the way we conduct ourselves. This shit is “Bananas.”
The first full-length “Trolls” trailer shows off an imaginative and appealing cartoon universe.
The producers of the French hit “Intouchables” are aiming for their first animation success.
Warner Bros. is getting ready to launch its first feature since “The Lego Movie.”
As much a surrealist art piece as a game promo, the trailer for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III is a unique accomplishment. Cartoon Brew takes a look at how it was made.
Motion capture, procedural animation and dynamic simulations combine to create a milieu of iconic pop dance moves that become an explosion of colorful fur, feathers, particles and more.