John Swartzwelder, Revered ‘Simpsons’ Writer, Shares Tips In First Major Interview
Aim to create jokes that you find funny. Avoid monkeys. And, if possible, install a diner booth in your home.
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Ten Things We Learned From Cartoon Saloon’s Profile In ‘The New Yorker’
The article is a trove of anecdotes about Don Bluth, vegetarian food, psychedelic drugs, and more…
Critic Lauren Michele Jackson: Black Actors Voicing Black Characters Doesn’t Solve The Problem
It doesn’t matter if a black character is voiced by a black actor, Jackson argues, but studios need to endow more black talent.
Youtube Is A Trove Of Early Animated Shorts. Here’s Where To Start Exploring.
In a new article, “The New Yorker” spotlights the wealth of silent-era shorts available to view online.
Artist of the Day: Peter de Sève
Today we look at the work of Peter de Sève, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
Artist of the Day: Celyn Brazier
Today we look at the work of Celyn Brazier, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
The ‘New Yorker’ Discovers ‘Adventure Time’ After Five Seasons
This week’s issue of “The New Yorker” does something that they rarely ever do: review an animated TV series. The show they elected to discuss is “Adventure Time.”
Seth MacFarlane Profile In “The New Yorker”: 10 Revelations
The latest issue of The New Yorker (Jun. 18) offers a six-page profile of Family Guy creator and Ted director Seth MacFarlane. The …
The Failure of “John Carter” and Analyzing Andrew Stanton
If you still haven’t had your fill of “Why John Carter Failed” articles, then don’t miss New York Magazine’s lengthy read “The Inside …
Thoughts on the “New Yorker” Profile of Pixar
Anthony Lane’s fawning eight-page profile of Pixar in the new edition of The New Yorker (May 16) has convinced me that it is next to …
