Sunday, May 31, 2009
Toy Story 3 Teaser
sequel's sequel, how much expectation do you have? I think Pixar can still make it good.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Updated boxart of Astro Bopy Game
Here is an updated box art for the upcoming Astro Boy video game. This image is one of the screenshot selected from the movie: Astro is traced and surrounded by Military fighters.
The game is developed by High Voltage Software and set for release this fall through D3 Publisher.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
di:stage
I really like this figures set which is very helpful for action design and posing. That will speed up a lot the staging when doing storyboard. Very useful tool. Got to get one!
Monday, May 18, 2009
Princess of Frog Teaser
Here you go the official trailer for the Disney animated film, The Princess and the Frog. We haven't seen any 2D animation from Disney for long time... seems this is a fun one.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Cars’ Tokyo Mater
New shorts from Pixar, Cars’ Tokyo Mater is a 6 min. short film that hilariously spoofs Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift with references to Grendizer and Power Rangers.
BTW, herad that Pixar is opening a satellite studio in Vancouver which will be dedicated to producing short subjects. According to a story in The Vancouver Sun, the new studio will not work on Pixar’s feature films, but will make shorts which, general manager Amir Nasrabadi hints, could include TV series.
“First and foremost for us is to concentrate on Pixar legacy characters,” said Nasrabadi, citing Woody and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story, and Lightning McQueen and Mater from Cars as four of its legacy characters. “We want to keep these well-known and well-liked characters alive without creating a distraction to those working on the full-length motion pictures in California.
“The types of products we produce will be niche products, such as short films, whether they are standalone or episodic in nature,” said Nasrabadi, a 12-year veteran of the digital entertainment business. “They will be helpful to all of Disney’s ancillary businesses, such as television, compilations on DVD, Internet broadcasting, as well as theatres.”
source: Hollywood Reporter
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Culture UNIQLO Commercial (Gatchaman)
Japanese store UNIQLO is covering video games with its new line of t-shirts. Games like Arkanoid, Bomberman and Pac-Man have their own UNIQLO threads.
The latest UNIQLO TV spot makes a not so subtle reference to new line of game clothes. There’s also Ken the Eagle from Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, who’s appearing on UNIQLO anime shirts and starred in Capcom fighter Tatsunoko vs. Capcom.
Thursday, May 07, 2009
X-Ray Art
see more Reintji's X-Ray collection at Flickr
Monday, May 04, 2009
Sunday, May 03, 2009
Astroboy Comic
IDW is rolling out brand new comics based on the upcoming CG animated Astro Boy movie, and now we've got a look at the covers of the collected versions, now available for pre-order on Amazon.com. More information at AstroBoy World
The Cover art is great which is painted by Ashley Wood, I don't expect the inside will be as good as Tezuka's original one, i expect to see a different and more western style version...
Saturday, May 02, 2009
DragonBall Evolution
This poster is closer to my expectation on DragonBall
Fans recommended FOX people if they're still thinking about a sequel to the poor flick they released, pleass ask Funglisoft for consulting, I bet they could radically improve thier understanding of Dragonbal! Or even better: actually should outsource the production of the next DB movie to them! You see what I mean after you watched this clip featuring a fight between Gohan (Goku’s son) and the cyborg siblings:
http://teaser-trailer.com/
Ultraman Soda
DyDo Drinco Corp is marketing a traditional soda in collaboration with the popular “Ultraman” series. Ultraman themed soda just released in March in Japan which comes in two flavors and 12 different can designs, selling at 100 Yen each. It won't give you super power :P
I like the way they use the costume graphics, simple and fun! the website is pretty fun as well, check this out. Thanks Patrick share this with us.
Friday, May 01, 2009
Google Chrome Shorts
Google teamed with Motion Theory to craft the first video for Chrome's arrival. Directors Mark Kudsi and John Fan created a lively 2 1/2D animated spot celebrating Chrome's revolutionary features with music by Tim Meyers. A Chrome Short by Motion Theory. http://www.motiontheory.com/