Jane Morris Pack details her investigations into three-dimensional space and figurative painting from classical Greek artifacts at the Aegean Center blog.

I have no idea what made me think of it, but lolling in my bathtub this morning, I found myself rolling the end title credits of the movie “Lemony Snicket’s Series of Unfortunate Events” through my head. In my humble opinion, the title credits were the best thing about the movie. I Googled it as [...]

The fine folks over at Cartoon Brew have just launched a new and exciting service called Cartoon Brew TV. Read the details and watch the first installment now!

light night rains: TICKET : HOW & WHY Purchase TICKET at Cory’s shop. Cory Godbey has just released a 28-page paperback picture book called “Ticket“. From the teaser: Ticket is a story in pictures and a collection of all things Cory loves to draw. From windmills flying above grassy hills to massive birds landing in [...]

I am a huge fan of what  political illustrator Steve Brodner has done with his cartoons on the New Yorker website. This technique is a perfect marriage of classic political cartooning paring up with todays video on demand. To have him explain his political thoughts while watching a masterpiece emerge and transform is thrilling. It [...]

need a little birdie in your artistic ear? check out this video (via TED) of maira kalman. thanks to christine for the pick-me-up!

Click HERE to see and listen to an interview that Mark Todd and Esther Pearl Watson did for KCET’s LA STRIPS. They talk about their collaborative process, teaching art, and finding publishers. They talk about their comics, Unlovable and Bad-Ass. They talk about their book, Whatcha Mean What’s A ‘Zine. And there’s more! Check the [...]

Astro Boy, the robotic kid, is coming to theatres next year! This is one cartoon that is perfect for CGI.