Tag Archives: CTN

Hullabaloo at CTNX 2015

Posted on November 23, 2015 by katbus

The Hullabaloo Team at CTNExpo 2015. What an amazing week end we just had. This year the team was invited to hold a panel about “The Making of Hullabaloo” at the CTN Lounge and it was a success. We had … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones | Tagged 2D Animation, Alexa Summerfield, Animation, Booth Hullabaloo, CTN, CTNX, CTNX2015, Dan Larsen, hand drawn animation, Hullabaloo, Hullabaloo an animated Steampunk Adventure, Jake Akuna, James Lopez Animation, Leo Oliveto, Steampunk, Traditional animation, Veronica Daring | Leave a comment

2014 a year that showed support to 2D animation

Posted on December 31, 2014 by katbus

Well my new years resolution has certainly brought some memorable moments this year. Hullabaloo, the traditional animated project I will be working on soon has had an incredible year so far. Fully funded on IndieGogo in only 5 days and … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art | Tagged 2D Animation, Alexandra Boiger, Animation, Armand Baltazar, Art, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa Pacific University Student Traditional Animation Project, Caldecott Honor, Camp Rex, Center Stage Gallery, CTN, CTNexpo, CTNX, Dark Planet Comics, Diego and the Steam Pirates, Duet, Flora an the Flamingo, Flora and the Penguin, Glen Keane, Hayao Miyazaki, Hullabaloo, IdleIllustration, Illustration, Indiegogo, Jakob H Jensen, Molly Idle, Poor Doreen: A Fishy Tale, Rune Brand Bennicke, Silver, sixleggeddog.com, Stephan Franck, The Animated Molesworth, The Changeling Chronicles, The Mystery Hat, Tina Price, Traditional animation, Uli Meyer Studio | Leave a comment

The Art of Nicola Sammarco

Posted on December 12, 2014 by katbus

At CTN I met this Italian Artist called Nicola Sammarco. He was friends with James Lopez and I was introduced as we where waiting to get a table for our Hullabaloo team dinner. So here I am already in great … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art | Tagged animation artist, around the world in 80 days, Art of Nicola Sammarco, character design, concept art, CTN, CTNexpo, Illustration, italian animation art, Nicola Sammarco | Leave a comment

Creative Talent Network Expo 2014

Posted on December 5, 2014 by katbus

This years CTNX was phenomenal… I was so lucky not just to attend but to be an active participant with the Hullabaloo Team. Our booth got a lot of attention and being right next to the Walt Disney Family Museum … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art, Personal Milestones | Tagged Amy Rogers, Animation, animation artist, Armand Baltazar, Art, artist, artists, Brett 2D Bean, CreativeTalentNetworkExpo, CTN, CTNexpo, CTNX, Drake Brodahl, Dreamworks, Edwin Van Beek, Hullabaloo, Illustration, Jakob Jensen, James Gurney, Pascal Campion, Ron Husband, Rune Bennike, Rune Brand Bennicke, Samantha Youssef, The Bancroft Brothers, the Walt Disney Family Museum, Tina Price, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Wouter Tulp | Leave a comment

A Hullabaloo success story

Posted on December 3, 2014 by katbus

CTNX 2014 was an enormous success this year. Everyone from harden veteran artist to young and dreamy animation students have come by our booth to tell us how much they liked the project, how they followed it and can’t wait … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones | Tagged 2D, 2D Animation, 2D animation world, CTN, CTNexpo, CTNX, Hullabaloo, James Lopez, James Lopez Animation, Marriott Burbank, Steampunk, support 2Danimation, The Art of James Lopez, Traditional animation, Veronica & Jules, Veronica Daring | Leave a comment

Hullabaloo will be at CTN Animation Expo

Posted on November 20, 2014 by katbus

Hullabaloo made it to CTNX this year!!! For those who do not know, the “Creative Talent Network Animation Expo” is the best convention there is for animation. It is a networking and showcasing hullapalooza for artists and professionals as well … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art | Tagged CTN, CTNX, Hullabaloo, James Lopez, James Lopez Animation, Steampunk, support 2Danimation, The Art of James Lopez, The Curse of the Cheshire Cat, Veronica & Jules, Veronica Daring | Leave a comment

“Directing for Animation” by Tony Bancroft

Posted on November 30, 2013 by katbus

“Directing for Animation” by Tony Bancroft My good friend Tony Bancroft just released his first book, “Directing for Animation” at the CTNExpo in Burbank. Tony is another super talented EX Disney animator, supervisor and director that has been working in … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation | Tagged animation industry, animation supervisor, animator, CTN, CTNexpo, director, Mulan, Rescuers Down Under, The Bancroft Brothers, The Lion King, The Walt Disney Company, Timon and Pumbaa, Tony Bancroft, Venice Biennale | Leave a comment

CTNX Day Three

Posted on November 18, 2013 by katbus

What an awesome day 3. I went to a portfolio review with Laika in the morning that went really well and I got some great feedback and good pointers to develop. I made some great connections with other studios and … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation | Tagged Animation, Art, CTN, CTNexpo, CTNX, Directing for Animation, Disney Legend, Dreamworks, Gary Montalbano, Kathy Zielinski, Laika, Lizzie Nichols, Prince of Egypt, Ron Husband, Scott Wright, Steve Cunningham, Steve Hickner, Walt Disney, Will Finn | Leave a comment

CTNX Day Two

Posted on November 17, 2013 by katbus

Day two at CTNX was exhausting, it was packed and buzzing like a beehive. I made it into two of the lecture panels today, ” Directing for Animation” moderated by Tony Bancroft with Bibo Bergeron, Barry Cook, Brent George and … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation | Tagged Animation, Armand Serrano, Bibo Bergeron, CTN, CTNexpo, CTNX, Duck Studios, James Lopez, Jorge Gutierrez, Marcos Mateu, Paul Lasaine, Raffaello Vecchione, Tony Bancroft, Tony Siruno | Leave a comment

CTNX Day One

Posted on November 16, 2013 by katbus

I had a huge surprise when I bumped into Elio who I worked with at DisneyToonStudios Sydney. He now lives in Argentina where he is from, but he is here to promote his brothers book “Sugar Art”. I had not … Continue reading →