Don Messick: the man with a million voices Messick is best remembered for his long association with Hanna-Barbera where he voiced TV catroon characters such as Boo-Boo, from the Hucklebery […]

John Halas: An era has closed With the passing of John Halas an era of animation has closed. Read more… International Animation Festival Cardiff 1994 The International Animation Festival returned […]

Editorial In memory of Ken Anderson: Disney Artist A sketch artist of genius who became Art Director and later Production Supervisor for some of the Disney Studio’s finest animated feature […]

International Animation Festival Cardiff 1992 The theme of the festival was “Rocking the Boat”, planned to tap into young adult taste. Read more… From Student to Professional Animation The transition […]

Sheila Graber on her conversion to computer animation From Darkness to Light or from Super 8 to Super-Nova. Read more… Annecy Animation Festival 1991 The Annecy Animation Festival is the […]

British animation’s big night out The occasion was the 1990 British Animation Awards held in the Assembly Rooms, Cardiff. Report by Graham Ralph. Read more… Whatever happened to Sunflower? It […]

A reappraisal of Disney’s Melody Time Robin Allan reassesses one of Walt Disney’s neglected animated feature films; it was not a success either critically or commercially, and like its predecessor […]

The BFG Pictures from the Cosgrove Hall Productions movie The BEG (the Big Friendly Giant). Read more… Animation Festival Bristol ‘89 The biennial International Animation Festival Bristol took place in […]

Paul Driessen Workshop When animators are engaged on commercial work or series work, they often have to produce a set amount of footage each day to keep within the budget. […]

Animating for Hartbeat By Dale Hemenway. Roger the Lucky Rabbit Brian Sibley reviews the Disney-Speilberg smash-hit, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Richard Williams and Who Framed Roger Rabbit Jeremy Clarke talks […]