Tag: Maritime Painting
The Mill where “Exile” was shot is gone
Greyson’s first film that he made with his friend Sam Murry was shot in an old, abandoned...
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Looney Tunes Have Returned
Anyone who grew up in my era remembers Saturday morning cartoons. Even back then we knew that...
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Looney Tunes reboot will premiere at Annecy
Looney Tunes returns! It has been a dream to be part of the effort working with the talented team...
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Cinematic Revolution of the French New Wave with Richard Neupert
Bazin. Truffault. Godard. Varda. What do they all have in common? They were part of the French...
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Reflecting on Lessons & Life in Animation with Chris Wieme
Chris Wieme is an incredibly capable and efficient animator, and he has carved out a lifelong...
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Animating From Saskatoon to Kelowna with Chris Wieme
Canadian animator Chris Wieme trained in animation and fashioned an early career in the most...
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John Stobart’s Worldscape
Maritime painter John Stobart is not just a legendary painter, he’s a capable and inspiring...
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The Steadfast Animator – Phil Lockerby Part 2
Phil Lockerby has managed to carve out a long and successful career as a character animation...
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The Stobart Foundation
Maritime painter John Stobart created The Stobart Foundation with Kensington Stobart Gallery to...
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Surviving 20 Years as a Character Animator Phil Lockerby
Animator Phil Lockerby is a highly talented animator who has survived some of the roughest years...
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