Tetsujin 28 OPs

鐵人28 Opening (1963)


Tetsujin 28-go Opening (1980)


Tetsujin 28-go Opening (2004)


鉄人28号（プレイステーション2） オープニング (Game Opening)


Tetsujin 28 Live Movie Trailer

New "Tetsujin 28" Teaser

Before I was fully occupied by Astro boy movie, I have been spending couple months with the Creative and Development team to develop a "Teaser" of most classic iconic giant robot, "Tetsujin 28", ( Iron Man 28 / Gigantor ) which is created by Mitsuteru Yokoyam 横山光輝, in 60's. I am glad that we have chance to make a CG animation test on that. I like giant robot and i really want to make a robot movie after we created Zentrix. We are going to share with public by put it on a website soon. Here is one of screenshot. : )

more infomation on Wikipedia: Tetsujin28-go, Giagantor, 鉄人28号

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see new imagi Tetsujin 28 teaser here

love-growth-cash triangle

There is a interesting love-growth-cash triangle to illustrate that most people take on new jobs, projects and hobbies for three reasons:

1. To learn something new
2. To pay the bills
3. Because they love doing it

These three things fulfill some of our very basic needs—they give us stability, excitement, ways to contribute and opportunities to grow.

Here’s where some common activities could fall on our chart:

read more: http://www.jackcheng.com/maxing-out-your-triangle

Merry Christmas

Finally I am home now. Such a really long trip... even though last few month's life in LA is pretty crazy, I gained a lot, lean a lot and meet many new friends. I will enjoy the Holiday with my beloved family. Sweet. sweet. Merry Christmas to everyone!!

Robot dream

Robot Boy

A CM by MILL, nice piece...

Galatic Mail, short film by MILL

Galactic Mail from Asterokid on Vimeo.
Galactic Mail is a beautifully animated short that pits Fedex vs. UPS created by Douglas Lassance and Jonathan Vuillemin from MILL; it explains why our shipments always get dinged up. fun!

You can see some "work in progress" photos here
you can also find that in STASH DVD

Bolt

I watched Bolt last week, i really love it even though the story is quite simple and predictable. The characters animation is really good, all the dogs moment was being captured very good. Beautiful lighting and matte painting. I found that very entertaining, my wife kept laughing throughout the movie, we have a good time to watch that, maybe those dogs moment really remind me our dogs...

this is the biggest action sequence at the opening, i like it.

MovieBlips

You can see most popular tags from stories on animation movie posted in the past 30 days at MovieBlips

here is the one I captured for today, you can see the the most update information MovieBlips

Bruce Lee Kung Fu Ping Pong!

The is is the ad for Nokia N96 Bruce Lee limited edition. Playing ping pong with Nunchucks is really awesome, i know thats not real but I think tha really cool. Bruce Lee spirit!

Astro Boy Goes To IDW

Imagi Studios announced today that it has signed worldwide licensing agreements with IDW Publishing, American Greetings, Penguin Group (USA) Inc., Jazwares Inc., and D3Publisher for Astro Boy, its upcoming CG-animated film based on the adventures of the superhero icon. The studio's agreement with American Greetings also extends to future Imagi films. Astro Boy, slated for domestic release on October 23, 2009, is being distributed worldwide by Summit Entertainment except for Imagi's reserved territories of Japan, Hong Kong and China. "The strategic partnerships with these product category leaders speak volumes about Astro Boy and its reach to fans of all

IDW to publish Astro Boy comic books and graphic novels

About IDW PUBLISHING
IDW is an award-winning publisher of comic books, graphic novels and trade paperbacks, based in San Diego, California. As a leader in the horror, action, and sci-fi genres, IDW publishes some of the most successful and popular titles in the industry including: television's #1 prime time series CBS' CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Paramount's Star Trek; Fox's Angel; Hasbro's The Transformers, and the BBC's Doctor Who. IDW's original horror series, 30 Days of Night, was launched as a major motion picture in October 2007 by Sony Pictures and was the #1 film in its first week of release. In April 2008, IDW released Michael Recycle, the first title from its new children's book imprint, Worthwhile Books. More information about the company can be found at http://www.idwpublishing.com.