This “making of” book takes an in-depth look at the concept and production art of DreamWorks’ upcoming animated feature, Madagascar 3.

Dr. Toon examines how two famous animated films bookended the Sixties counterculture.

My mom always says that you need the right tools for the job. Finding work is a job. Here are the tools you need:

The Animation Pimp dishes up a rather cynical, vulgar and surprisingly hostile list of his favorite and not so favorite animated feature films.

Marc Steinberg’s book discusses the importance of character merchandising on the popularity and cultural influence of anime.

Dr Toon examines the UPA legacy in the light of a new book and DVD release.

Larry the Cable Guy has always been an animated character. Mark describes the production of an animated version of Larry for his latest movie Tooth Fairy 2.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson reminds us that with persistent, consistent effort, you will make progress on the path to success and reach your goals.

The all-mighty New York Times has done it. They’ve pissed me off! And I’m not the only artist. Lots of cartoonists are pissed.

Dr. Toon examines decades of evolutionary changes in what makes shorts funny.