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Avengers - Super Bowl Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:04:05 -0600

Amazing Spider Man - Trailer 2

Rawls — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:54:35 -0600

Adam and Dog

Rawls — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 21:04:05 -0600

This fantastic trailer is a little taste of a new personal short by Disney visual developement artist Minkyu Lee. The full film isn't available online as of yet, but it was just nominated for an Annie Award. Minkyu sent Cartoonbrew the trailer with this note:

This is a short film that me and a group of my close friends made. It was put together by artists who work at various studios, including Disney Feature, Dreamworks and Pixar; The animation is done by myself, Jennifer Hager, James Baxter, Mario Furmanczyk, Austin Madison, and Matt Williames. Glen Keane also helped by being a consultant on the film, and also doing some visual development. It is a completely independent film without any major studio involvement. We are really excited for people to see it, and wanted to share.

The Dark Knight Rises - Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 00:33:04 -0600

Wrath of the Titans - Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 00:23:39 -0600

Prometheus - Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 00:15:29 -0600

The Hobbit - Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 13:45:45 -0600

Men in Black 3 - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 20:10:52 -0600

G.I. Joe: Retaliation - Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 19:28:02 -0600

John Carter - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 22:56:24 -0600

Brave - Trailer 2

Rawls — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 22:11:06 -0600

Pixar's Brave (new images)

Rawls — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 14:07:50 -0600

...and a couple older ones from the teaser trailer, just because they looks so good!

I for one am excited about seeing an original Pixar film again. – no more Cars, no more Toys.

Biggest launch in videogame history

Rawls — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:24:08 -0600

The year isn’t over yet, but barring a record-shattering gross by Tintin or Happy Feet 2, we already know what will become the highest-grossing animated project of 2011.

Drumroll, please. . . and the film is . . .

. . . actually, it’s not a film at all. It’s a videogame:

Activision’s release of the videogame “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3″ last Tuesday ranked as the biggest launch of any videogame in history. Within its first 24 hours of release, the game sold 6.5 million units in North America and the UK, earning $400 million dollars and well on its way to over $1 billion. “We believe the launch of ‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3′ is the biggest entertainment launch of all time in any medium, and we achieved this record with sales from only two territories,” claimed Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision. By contrast, the all-time single-day movie gross record belongs to the latest installment of Harry Potter, which took in $91 million earlier this year.

Some may cry foul about comparing higher-priced games to movie ticket prices, but videogames have always cost more, and it has been only in the last few years that they have consistently challenged the dominance of feature animation grosses. Activision’s accomplishment provides an ideal moment to reflect on the growing influence of game companies like Activision and Electronic Arts on the animation community as a whole.

Some ideas to consider:
* Animation has become an integral component of contemporary games in a way that it wasn’t twenty years ago, and the quality of a lot of game animation surpasses anything you’d see in an animated TV series (not to mention some features).

* Using similar toolsets and production pipelines, game creators have achieved success by pursuing a vastly different aesthetic sensibility than traditional CG features.

* More animators in the US are likely employed in the gaming industry than are in feature animation.

All of this points to a paradigm shift taking place throughout the animation industry in which gaming is emerging as the preeminent form of cartoon entertainment. The effect that this will have on feature animation—the medium’s most prestigious format—remains to be seen over the next few decades. Perhaps animated features will begin to look more like games (an idea that filmmaker Robert Zemeckis has promoted) or perhaps they’ll push further in the opposite direction. It’s about to get interesting.

- Article re-posted from CartoonBrew -

posted by Amid

Paranorman - trailer

Rawls — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 19:55:22 -0600

The making of Orcs Must Die!

cghub.com — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 01:33:06 -0600

Hello CGHUB, I’m David Kubalak, and I’m an art director at Robot Entertainment. We have an art department of about 18 people, many of whom frequent CGHUB, so I thought I would go through the visual development processes for Orcs Must Die!

During the preproduction stage, we determined that the game would take place in a fantasy setting and that the gameplay would mix the strategy elements from the tower-defense genre with the 3rd-person combat of an action game. From the early discussions about the game, we knew it would be based around a variety of enemies and monster types, and we wanted to keep them pretty recognizable, so we stuck with ogres, orcs, goblins, and kobolds. Take a look at some of the initial concepts.

We knew we wanted an arcade-type title in the 15-dollar range, but we never wanted to hold back on the production values. We set out to build a couple of creatures, a playable character, and some environment objects, all of which were done in stunning detail in zBrush before being brought into the game engine. We created some initial dungeon scenes, and we really liked the direction the game was going visually.

But at the same time, we were also making really good strides on the gameplay. The game was revolving around traps that you would construct, and the chaos and absolute destruction of orcs and other baddies that were trying to invade your fortresses. The entire art department started brainstorming ideas for traps. We explored things like a cardboard cutout of your mage with bombs behind him; blades shooting out of the wall, exploding several orcs into a shower of blood and giblets; and spring traps that send guys ragdolling through the air. All of these ideas had us taking a lighter approach to the game, and then had us thinking if we should do the same with the look and the tone.

What was good about this adjustment is that our artists were still able to take the base models that were done for the previous vision of the game and exaggerate the proportions for our new models. This allowed us to go through our enemy lineup pretty quickly and get stuff in the game. Check out some of our revised creature concepts and the evolution of the Ogre.


All of the supporting content was really taking form and had a great personality of its own, and it was time to focus on our main character, the WarMage. The tone of the game was not taking itself too seriously, and we found a lot of inspiration for our main character from movies like Army of Darkness and Big Trouble in Little China. I think that we did a great job of making our WarMage character come to life.


Special effects and animations were a huge part that we didn’t want to neglect in OMD. I think that the game truly benefited from the attention that we paid to these areas. A lot of the character, tone, and cool factor is due to the FX work and all the animations.

The UI was another area that we took time to make just right. We really wanted to amp up the arcade feel of the gameplay, so adding notifications like ‘Headshot!’ and ‘Kill Streaks’ really helped make it feel ‘gamey’. We put some extra time and polish into the portraits for the cards and load screens between levels to take our game to the next level. I think that it paid off in the end for sure!


I’m really proud of all the work that we did on this game over the past year… and it wasn’t all just for the game itself. We put up content for the website and did over a dozen key art images to use to help promote the game. One of these images was chosen for the Into the Pixel 2011 awards. We also did a comic book that we gave away at the Penny Arcade Expo and the San Diego Comic Con, not to mention a variety of designs for Orcs Must Die! merchandise and apparel. It’s an incredible amount of work over such a short amount of time.


I hope you guys enjoyed this look back on our journey getting this game wrapped up.
Orcs Must Die! is out now on xBox Live Arcade and Steam; go check it out.
http://robotentertainment.com/games/orcsmustdie/download

Uncharted 3 - Launch Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 08:35:29 -0600

Avengers - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 16:07:44 -0600

Concept Design Workshop - Adelaide 2011

Rawls — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:26:41 -0600

Some highlights from the "Concept Design Workshop" held at Nexus in Adelaide, this past June 2011. For those of you who were able to attend, it looks and sounds like it was a great show.

The next event is set to be at Melbourne in January 2012!

Check out more on their website - www.conceptdesignworkshop.com

Countdown

Rawls — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 12:00:18 -0600

I've personally been a fan of Celine Desrumaux's work for sometime now, but that said, I wasn't prepared in the slightest for her latest creation... "Countdown". I actually went to comment on her video, and all I could manage to put was... "wow."

There isn't much more I can say that already hasn't been said by Amid via Cartoon Brew:

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"Every so often I run across a piece of animation that’s truly special. “Countdown” by Céline Desrumaux is one such piece. The short, which took over two years to make, is quite simply a masterpiece of composition, cutting, color and design.

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Céline, whose work experience include Passion Pictures and Cartoon Network UK, uses the style of film to express her vision. The film is narrative and the ideas pictorial, yet many of the compositions and shots would appear to be completely abstract if not for their sequential context.

Thanks to CartoonBrew for posting this and thanks be to Celine for being inspirationally awesome.

CREDITS
Directing/design/animation/composting : Céline Desrumaux
Additional character animation : Florent Remize
Music : “Granulard bastard” from Apparat

Plug - The New World

Rawls — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 08:48:51 -0600

This fantastic little animated short entitled: Plug, the New World, was created in order to promote Nissan’s electric vehicles. It is a beautiful mix of traditional Stop Motion animation and 3d.

The short is directed by Tsuneo Goda, who is best known as the creator of Domo, the poop-inspired mascot of Japanese broadcaster NHK-TV. There are LOTS of behind-the-scenes photos and making-of details on the website of Goda’s production company Dwarf.

A Monster in Paris

Rawls — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 21:49:34 -0600

Wild Star - Cinematic Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 20:59:25 -0600

CGHUB.com 3rd Year Anniversary!

cghub.com — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 10:51:09 -0600

This week we're celebrating our 3rd year online! It's hard to believe so much time has passed since the site first launched, it's been an amazing adventure so far and we're just getting warmed up!

We would like to give a sincere thanks to everyone who has helped to make the Hub a great place to be, without the awesome community and hardworking mods & challenge leaders and our very talented web development team we would be nowhere today. To all those who donate their time and energy helping the community we would like to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude.

In the 3 years we have been online, CGHUB has experienced triple-digit growth year over year and shows no signs of stopping. The future is very exciting for us and we have a huge list of cool new features coming soon that we can't wait to share with you.

Thanks to all who have been patient through bugs, server & hardware speed bumps, and to all those who take time to participate and give back in the weekly challenges and activities, your loyalty, dedication & support to the community makes this a great place to be!

the Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - Images

Rawls — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 10:51:21 -0600

Overstrike - Cinematic Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 21:18:11 -0600

Prey 2 - Cinematic Trailer

Rawls — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 21:11:03 -0600

Avengers: Teaser

Rawls — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 19:25:25 -0600

Avatar - Legend of Korra - Teaser

Rawls — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:12:31 -0600

Are you as excited as I am?!?!

The Amazing Spider Man - Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 15:55:58 -0600

Aardman's - The Pirates: Band of Misfits - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 11:47:42 -0600

Gobelins Animation - 2011

Rawls — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 15:36:00 -0600

Starhawk - E3 trailer

Rawls — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 15:07:43 -0600

Pixar's BRAVE - Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 20:29:09 -0600

Puss in Boots - Trailer 2

Rawls — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:12:03 -0600

Star Wars: Old Republic - Online

Rawls — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 19:42:35 -0600

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Trailer & Gameplay

Rawls — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 12:22:08 -0600

Uncharted 3 - Trailer & Gameplay

Rawls — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 12:16:05 -0600

Halo 4 - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 14:48:06 -0600

Dripped

Rawls — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:19:01 -0600

This wonderful homage to Jackson Pollock was created and Directed by French animator Leo Verrier, and produced at Chez Eddy.

Out of Sight

Rawls — Tue, 31 May 2011 09:51:37 -0600

This adorable and thoughtful animated masterpiece comes courtesy of students (yes... students!) - Ya-ting Yu (Director, animation, CGI & compositing) ,Yeh Ya-hsuan (background, coloring & compositing) and Chung Ling (animation & coloring) from the National Taiwan University of Arts.

You can check out more of their wonderful work on the website for, Out Of Sight, which has a lovely little 'making of' section with storyboards, breakdowns, designs and concepts. I wasn't surprised to see that their film already has over a million views on Youtube. Stunning work indeed.

Cars 2 - LEGO Trailer

Rawls — Wed, 25 May 2011 20:53:55 -0600

This amazing trailer mod for Cars 2 comes courtesy of the talented Patrick Boivin.

For the past few months Patrick has been working on this amazing bit of animated wonderment for the movie/merchandise combo between Pixar and Lego. And to be honest... I think I like Patrick's version of the movie better than the real one... but that's just me.

Enjoy!

Tekken: Blood Vengence - Trailer

Rawls — Thu, 19 May 2011 21:34:55 -0600

The adventures of TinTin - Trailer

Rawls — Tue, 17 May 2011 11:09:47 -0600

CGHUB & ImagineFX present Bobby Chiu's Fairy Tales Re-Imagined 2D & 3D Art Challenge

cghub.com — Wed, 04 May 2011 04:27:49 -0600

CGHUB & ImagineFX are teaming up to bring you a legendary art challenge for 2011! You can read more in ImagineFX issue 70 – on sale 04 May 2011.

Challenge Brief
Fairytales with a Twist – take your favorite classic fairy tale and re-imagine a scene or character from it. Cinderella in space? Sure! Sleeping handsome and Princess charming? Why not? Here's your chance to re-invent the classics! Art is self-referencing, which means we often have to re-imagine old stories in such a way that we make them new again. This is your challenge.

What's Bobby looking for? "The idea will always be the most important thing. I'm looking for visions that break clichés and make me think, "Hm, I've never considered this story in that way before...". In addition, I will obviously also look for technical skill (good structure, posing, textures, lighting, composition, etc.) to convey the proper mood and allow the image to stand up in its own right. The only rule is, the fairy tale you're re-making should be recognizable in your image. That's it. Other than that, the sky's the limit. Go nuts with this challenge and have fun!"

We would like to encourage artists to reference the original Grimm fairytales and also Aesop's Fables for inspiration. It's important to understand the origins of today's popular fairytales in order to evolve them into something new and interesting. Here is a list of popular fairy tales.

(artwork by matayosi)

Getting Started
To get started, create a WIP thread in the Fairy Tales Re-Imagined challenge forum with your entry type (2D or 3D), your name and entry name ie. <2D or 3D> - <my name> - <fairy tale entry name>. Use this thread to post your progress and WIP shots with the community. When you have finished your entry, post it to the finals thread in the Fairy Tale Re-invention forum with your final images and a link to your WIP thread (the finals thread will be posted near the end of the challenge).

About Bobby Chiu
Bobby Chiu’s art career started at the age of two with a box of crayons and his family’s white living room walls. He got his first professional art job when he was seventeen years old, designing Disney, Warner Bros., and Star Wars toys at Thinkway Toys in Toronto, Canada. Bobby has since won a number of awards for his independent work. He hates traffic and line ups but loves watching the traffic jams while drinking his morning coffee from his studio apartment. He presently works as an illustrator for film and television, teaches digital painting online at Schoolism.com, publishes art books, and works on other top secret projects. Bobby currently lives and works in Toronto, Canada. There are still lots of doodles on his desk and walls. Click here to visit Bobby's CGHUB.com profile.

Deadline
3 months to see who will be the last artist standing.
May 4, 2011 - August 4, 2011 Final entries are due by August 4, 2011 12am pst.

Deliverables
All artists should maintain a WIP (work in progress) thread so we can see the work evolve. You should not post your final image at the very end without showing and WIP images, you may risk being disqualified. One of the main goals of this challenge is to share, collaborate and learn from the community.

-2D & 3D artists must submit their finished images to the finals thread which will be posted near the end of the challenge.
-2D artists may choose to do a full illustration with characters, or just focus on the character(s) design without environments.
-2D artists may use 3D software as a base to paint over, for example backgrounds, etc. To qualify as 2D the image must be fully painted over.
-3D artists may choose to do a fully rendered image with characters, environments, lighting textures and effects, or you may choose to just do a character sculpt by itself, which may be untextured if you'd like to just focus on sculpting. If you are doing a 3D character without environment, please include ortho views along with your final hero render. Not required but going above and beyond would be a 3D turntable or your character.

Remember, whether you choose to do a full scene or just focus on a character(s) the work will be judged on the idea, originality, and quality.

Final images should be suitable for print. We will set up an FTP for hi-res entries nearer the deadline. WIP images should be posted in jpeg format while final images should be tiff or PSD, 300dpi landscape or portrait.

Rules
1) The challenge will be open to all artists, and we will be judging 2D and 3D entries separately.
2) There are no limitations to software that can be used.
3) Artists may collaborate and work in groups if desired, there are no restrictions. A 3D artist may collaborate with a 2D artist who might do the design or concept, and the 3D artist might then create the piece in 3D. If your team wins, it's up to you how you split up the prizes.
4) You may submit as many entries as you would like, however we suggest you focus on quality over quantity.

Sponsors & Prizes

A special thanks to our sponsors, please support them by taking a moment to check out their products!

3D World
CGHUB.com
CGMA (CG Master Academy)
e-on Software
FuturePoly
ImagineFX
Pixologic
Bobby Chiu
Steambot Studios
The Anthology Project

1st Place 2D
Bobby Chiu original artwork - 2d winner Red Riding Hood studies
CGMA (CG Master Academy) - 1 Master Class
e-on Software - Vue 9 Complete
FuturePoly- Online Master Class- Digital painting, 8 signed and framed prints (one from each instructor) GuildWars 2 artbook
Steambot Studios - signed copy of Spark
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.
Pixologic ZBrush 4 license (including a free update to the next version). Windows or Mac versions will be available for the winners.
Anthology vol. 1 signed by the artists
Schoolism - A class of their choice on Schoolism.com

1st Place 3D
Bobby Chiu original artowrk - 3d winner can have the Ugly Duckling studies
CGMA (CG Master Academy) - 1 full Master workshops pass
e-on Software - Vue 9.5 Infinite
Futurepoly - Online Master Class- 3D-Modeling for games, 8 signed and framed prints (one from each instructor) Guild-Wars 2 artbook
Steambot Studios - signed copy of Spark
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.
Pixologic ZBrush 4 license (including a free update to the next version). Windows or Mac versions will be available for the winners.
Anthology vol. 2 signed by the artists

2nd Place 2D
Anthology vol. 1 signed by the artists
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
CGMA (CG Master Academy) - 1 full Master workshops pass
e-on Software - Vue 9 Studio
Futurepoly - 8 signed and framed prints and GuildWars 2 artbook
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.

2nd Place 3D
Anthology vol. 2 signed by the artists
3D World - one-year magazine subscription
Futurepoly - 8 signed and framed prints and GuildWars 2 artbook
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.

3rd Place 2D
Anthology vol. 1 signed by the artists
e-on Software - Carbon Scatter Multi CE
Futurepoly - 8 signed prints and GuildWars 2 artbook
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.

3rd Place 3D
3D World - one-year magazine subscription
Anthology vol. 2 signed by the artists
Futurepoly - 8 signed prints and GuildWars 2 artbook
CGHUB.com - Feature article & interview on CGHUB.com for top 3 winners 2d/3d
ImagineFX - Winners will be prominently featured and printed in ImagineFX magazine.

Judging
All entries will be judged by Bobby Chiu.

Legal
Rules & Restrictions apply, sponsors are responsible for delivering the prizes to the winners. GCHUB.com cannot be held responsible, nor can we provide a substitute in the event that prizes are no longer available, or if the sponsors have retracted their sponsorship at any time during the contest. In order to receive cash prizes, you must be able to receive payment via Paypal or wire transfer. Prize winners are responsible for reporting cash and material prizes according to their regional tax laws. CGHUB.com reserves the right to cancel, extend or amend any part of the Warriors challenge rules, prizes, or deadlines at any time.

By entering the competition and creating a WIP thread on CGHUB.com, all entrants give CGHUB.com and ImagineFX unlimited permission to display, reproduce, and modify your challenge images and submission & wip images in any format. Artists will maintain ownership of the copyright of your character and images. If you are working in a group and your entry wins, you must pick one person to receive the prizes and from there decide how to distribute them among your group, we cannot be held responsible for groups not getting their prizes.

Bobby's Tips
1. Efficient Brainstorming: Brainstorm in short spurts. Record all your ideas, good or bad -- even the bad ones might have good parts you can use later.
2. Reference: Come up with an idea and some good study sketches, THEN look for reference to support it. Don't look for reference first, or you'll risk becoming reliant on it later.
3. Third Person Perspective: Imagine you didn't paint your image: What would you think of it then? Would you understand what the artist is trying to express?
4. Trust Your Eyes: Perfect perspective, lighting, and structure are all around us in real life everyday, so your eyes instinctively know if something in your image is off. Trust them.
5. Knowledge: The viewer can tell if you draw something you don't understand. Don't just doodle. Know and understand the world you live in and apply that knowledge to your painting.

Q&A

Q: Where do you post the WIP for the Fairy Tales Re-Imagined Challenge. Im new to CGHUB, so please bare with me.

A: Just go to the Fairy Tales Re-Imagined Challenge forum or click on the link below, then click "New Thread" and name it like: <username> - <2D> or <3D> <entry name> ie. mstone20 -2D - my entry name

After you've made your first post, you might want to subscribe to the thread so you get updates, and bookmark it, so you can quickly access it when you want to update your progress (just click "Post Reply" to add a new post to your thread.) Good luck!

Q: Any requirements for polycount or textures size?

A: There are no restrictions on polycounts or textures, so go for it!

Q: Can I have multiple entries (judged separately?) cause I have loads of ideas.

A: Yes. Take a moment to consider time restrictions and focus on quality over quantity.

X-Men: First Class

Rawls — Sun, 01 May 2011 00:16:35 -0600

Transformers - Dark of the Moon

Rawls — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:36:40 -0600

Gorilla Artbook Vol 1

cghub.com — Sun, 24 Apr 2011 22:55:48 -0600

Do you know Gorilla Artfare? Formed online in 2006, the Gorilla Artfare is a great melting pot of industry artists and talent kicking back within a virtual backgarden, swapping stories, ideas and inspiring one another in this lifelong path of art as a way of life.
Composed by over 100 chimps from all over the world, gorillaartfare.com is one of the coolest collective art blogs on the boards, and today, they teamed up with CFSL Ink to bring this wonderful collection of images to your bookshelf or coffee table : Gorilla Artbook Vol 1!

The book is hardcover, sized 24×28 cm (9.4×11 inches approximately) and it holds more than 250 pages of stunning images by more than 70 artists from the collective. The Gorillas covered several themes such as romance, adventure, horror... but you can also find some work in progress and a collection of unpublished fake movie posters, done just for you, everything with a clean layout and beautiful full pages!
The cover is illustrated by Clo, Devin Platts & Thomas Scholes, and the book is designed by Victoria Maderna & Federico Piatti.

Released on April 28th!!!

Links :
Gorilla Artfare http://gorillaartfare.com/
CFSL ink http://www.cfsl-ink.com
Buy Gorilla Artbook vol.1 online http://www.cfsl-ink.com/en/products/gorilla-artbook

X-Men - Anime

Rawls — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 13:55:06 -0600

Priest - Genndy Tartakovsky's Animated Prologue

Rawls — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:02:22 -0600

Thundercats - WonderCon Footage

Rawls — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 14:04:40 -0600