How 'The Simpsons' Helped Launch 'Wreck-It-Ralph'

How 'The Simpsons' Helped Launch 'Wreck-It-Ralph' : Rich Moore, a veteran of such TV shows as “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” found himself facing a fresh challenge when he signed up to direct the Disney movie “Wreck-It Ralph,” which today was nominated for an Oscar for best animated feature film.

15 Thoughts on Fine Art Photography Composition by Alain Briot (With Photos)

15 Thoughts on Fine Art Photography Composition by Alain Briot (With Photos): What are the most important aspects of composing a Fine Art Photograph? The answer to this question certainly varies from photographer to photographer because each of us places more importance on some aspects than on others. What follows is what I personally consider to be the most important aspects of Composition.

Protect your art career/ stephen silver

You are responsible for your career development and advance. No one else will do it for you.

Art of War: Animating Realistic Sword Combat

Art of War: Animating Realistic Sword Combat: This article -- a compilation of two viewpoints on adding authentic sword combat to games -- originally appeared in the December issue of Game Developer magazine. You can subscribe to the print or digital edition at GDMag's subscription page, download the Game Developer iOS app to subscribe or buy individual issues from your iOS device, or purchase individual digital issues from our store.

DIY Disney's multi planes camera rig

DIY Disney's multi planes camera rig: I´m making an animation short-film like in the good old days: paper marionettes and paint on a 10 level multiplane, no post-production tricks.

Awesome Pixilation short: Stanley Pickle

Awesome Pixilation short: Stanley Pickle: Stanley's life runs like clockwork, until a chance encounter with a mysterious girl turns his world upside down...


Stanley Pickle - FULL FILM ONLINE from Vicky Mather on Vimeo.

Andreas Deja Masterclass Notes

Andreas Deja Masterclass Notes: Anyway, I’m quite a bit late to this as it took place when I was somewhat occupied, many months before snow was falling here in Montreal, but here are my notes from the Andreas Deja Masterclass I was privileged to attend late last year. Many thanks to my good friend Sam Youssef and her Studio Technique for organising the day’s event.