Tag Archives: Traditional animation

Mary Poppins Returns

Posted on October 3, 2020 by katbus

A few years ago I was fortunate enough to be asked to work on this little beauty for a few month, thanks to an acquaintance I made at CTNX 2017. I was very happy to have been given this opportunity … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones | Tagged Animation, CTNX, CTNX2017, Disney, drawing, Duncan Studio, Emily Blunt, hand drawn animation, Mary Poppins Returns, penguins, save HandDrawn Animation, Traditional animation, Walt Disney Company | Leave a comment

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

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 rules…

Posted on October 2, 2014 by katbus

The verdict is in and it is a resounding YES to 2D animation. This is animation history in the making, so says it on BuzzFeed and it sure feels that way. Almost 11,000 people from all across the globe have … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Personal Milestones | Tagged 2D Animation, Alexa Goriup Summerfield, Buzzfeed, Dominique Cabrera Lopez, Evelyn Kriete, hand drawn animation, Hullabaloo, Indiegogo, Jake Akuna, James Lopez, James Lopez Animation, Katbusgallery, Leo Oliveto, Steampunk, The Art of James Lopez, Traditional animation | Leave a comment

Hullabaloo funded in only 6 days…

Posted on September 4, 2014 by katbus

…and still going strong. The reception since day one among fellow animation geeks and general public has been resounding. Comments left on websites, Facebook, Indiegogo, Google and re-posts that count in the tens of thousands only reinforces my believe that … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art | Tagged 2D Animation, Hullabaloo, Indiegogo, James Lopez, James Lopez Animation, save HandDrawn Animation, Steampunk, Traditional animation | 2 Comments

Animation Paper on IndieGoGo

Posted on July 5, 2014 by katbus

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/animators-new-favorite-software-animation-paper This project looks like what we have been waiting for. A real simple way to animate traditionally on a Cintiq or tablet and feel like its the old animation disk, pencil and paper. This team from Denmark is working … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation | Tagged 2D Animation, animation disk, Animation Paper, animation program, animation software, hand drawn animation, Indiegogo, Mac animation, Niels Krogh Mortensen, pencil and paper, Traditional animation | Leave a comment

“DUET” by Glen Keane

Posted on June 27, 2014 by katbus

Animation pure and magic, the way it was meant to be, HAND DRAWN. This absolute incredibly beautiful short, is why I want to bring traditional animation back. Forget that it is pure art and imagination coming to life through a … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation, Art | Tagged 2D Animation, Aladdin, Animation, animator, Ariel, Beauty and the Beast, Disney, Duet, Glen Keane, nine old men, Pocahontas, Tarzan, The little Mermaid, Traditional animation, Walt Disney, Walt Disney Animation Studios | Leave a comment

The Changeling Chronicles Project

Posted on April 11, 2014 by katbus

https://d2pq0u4uni88oo.cloudfront.net/projects/852071/video-365936-webm.webm The Changeling Chronicles is an Azusa Pacific University Student Traditional Animation Project. Last night I was invited by one of my friends to witness the making of a small 2D traditional animation movie that he and his … Continue reading →

Posted in Animation | Tagged 2D Animation, Animation, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa Pacific University Student Traditional Animation Project, Christian Weyne, student film, The Changeling Chronicles, Traditional animation | Leave a comment

Support 2D Animation

Posted on January 3, 2014 by katbus

Support 2D Animation New Years Resolution number 1: Support 2D animation. And we are starting with the right foot forward. Check this out it is a sneak peak trailer of things to come. Hullabaloo is a Steampunk project that my … Continue reading →