Artiholics Artwork From Around The World, From The Eye Of An Artist
SEGMENT EPISODE! Busy + tired = Stephen is grumpy. But you listeners saved me by providing all the stories and topics you wanted covered and we ran through them all (saving some for later episodes as well because they were just so good)! It’s a brisk 1hr episode this time so …
April, 2016
March, 2016
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31 March
Free Animation Software OpenToonz, LEGO Batman trailer, and Netflix Voltron – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #126
SEGMENT EPISODE! There’s so much to talk about this week: OpenToonz was finally released, Adam Phillips returns to Brackenwood with “Last of the Dashkin 2,” we have a Creator Spotlight on Alex Dudley of DToons and we get a cartoon character to give us a shoutout! The news stories this week …
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27 March
Interview with Tomm Moore, Oscar nominated director of animated films “Secret of Kells” and “Song of the Sea” – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #121
We got to talk to 2-time Oscar nominated director Tomm Moore of Cartoon Saloon about comics, superpowers, animation, tattoos and producing Indie Animated Films! This show has a couple of my favorite stories (Miyazaki smoke-break, TMNT desks, and The Living Shadows) and was all around just a blast of a …
February, 2016
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17 February
Fine Brothers trademark fiasco, “X-Men: Danger Room Protocols” yanked from YouTube, & Robert Valley made a movie – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #119 “It’s Fine, Bro”
SEGMENT EPISODE! It has been 2 full months since our last one of these so if you don’t remember, these are explicit episodes… thar be swears! And there’s kind of a lot to swear about. The Fine Brothers really pissed off the internet last week when they tried to trademark …
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11 February
How to Keep Your Freelance Animation Business Growing – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #118
Here it is… the final part in the RubberOnion Freelance School and we’re talking about the likely goal in your third year: growing your business. Everyone starts this journey for different reasons, but independence is usually high up on that list. So what happens when you get to that point that …
