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Years ago I was a huge fan of Eyvind Earle. Running into this little gem at Michael Sporn Animation reminded me why.
Since I'm posting pretty pictures, I might as well post this one too. There are more of these sweet little babies over at Cartoon Modern in their "Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom" post.
This film had better be good. Though the teaser (shown at the San Diego Comic Con) looked fantastic, I'm not keeping my hopes up for this sequel-to-one-of-my-favorite-childhood-memories. I've been hurt too many times.
A bit of info for those interested: IMDB reports Pixar titan John Lasseter as co-director with Joseph Kosinski and it's rumored that Jeff Bridges will be reprising his role as Kevin Flynn. However, it's uncertain who will be producing the SFX, though Digital Domain (founded by James Cameron and now owned by Michael Bay) produced the FX for the teaser. It's listed as having a tentative 2010/2011 release date.
(Medicom Kubrick Tron toy set pictured above)
This one's just for my friend, Ben, who's constantly insisting I put more of my work on this site. This little piece was done in January and is a development sketch for a possible character in my animated short.
The clever minds behind Gorillaz (Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn) have put together a spot for BBC Sport, promoting the '08 Olympic games. The short (viewable here) is based on the traditional Chinese folklore "Journey to the West."
Oh please, oh please, let this book be as awesome as I'm hoping.
It looks like we'll be getting this tastey new installment in the Afterworks series in '09. [design by Lou Romano]
It's been a while since my last post, but that's soon to be remedied. Until then, however, chew on this surreal tidbit: A book for kids that helps them cope with their mothers' plastic surgery.
On a more inspirational note, Enrico Casarosa's newest book, "The Venice Chronicles," will be released November of this year. Sweeeeet.
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