[sandboxworld]Y23aI4HO_w8[/sandboxworld] There must be a cookie-cutter formula with CGI movies out there as of late. They all look alike. Astro Boy’s appearance in the 60’s was the building block of the Anime empire. The trailer is finally up and going and honestly I don’t know where it’s going. There is not that much pizazz going […]
Goodnight Bush: An Unauthorized Parody is a parody of the famous children’s classic Goodnight Moon. Apresidency comes to an end and this book is the perfect send off foreight years of turmoil and uncertainty. This book is true to the artand concept of the original book and will deliver many chuckles. Goodnight Bush: An Unauthorized […]
Life photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captures the essence of Walt Disney and along with it a cornucopia of images going back as far as 1860 during The Civil War. Goolge and Life bring to you some of the greatest pictures that graced the magazine. The inception of photography held a primitive notion that it captured the souls […]
Topps was always known as the baseball card company and also Bazooka bubblegum. Wacky Packages is a collection of vintage wacky stickers collected through the years of wry humor of brand mocking. Way before Photoshop, they did this the hard way, they painted them. They had to draw it from scratch. Kids collected “wacky packs” and they found […]
Jerry Beck presents three new books from Insight Editions, each dedicated to the rich history of Hanna-Barbera and their most iconic creations: Tom and Jerry, The Flintstones, and Scooby-Doo.
There are 20 new webisodes Flash animated Peanuts for Itunes. They are true to the original animated shows of old. The new technology is no different from traditional animation techniques. Gone are countless painted cells which encumber the cost of animated shows. Warner is behind these 4 minute episodes that can be downloaded for […]
Batman can transcend into any culture and Japan is no different. Besides baseball, comics was the best thing that United States offered Japan and they spun a pop culture that churns billions each year around the world. Batman was a manga character in the 60’s at the height of the bat-craze and what came out of that […]
[sandboxworld]_ad-j2Dd_Vg[/sandboxworld] Futurama is becoming a self parody in a good sense. The new movies aremostly an homage to characters from past episodes with new plots andtwists. Borrowing heavily from Dungeons and Dragons and Lord of theRings. Matt Groening brings us the best so far in the animated moviesof the Futurama franchise. The series always depended […]
When it comes to image authoring software from Adobe and Corel, there is not much choice out there. Most programs are mimicking the two big players in the market. The cost to have both Adobe and Corel can buy you a TV. The serious illustrator will invest for his profession. For the not quite ready for […]
Paul Rogers' latest children's book, "Forever Young," delves into the timeless song by Bob Dylan from the 1972 album "Planet Waves." Rogers' work captures the essence of Dylan's legacy.
Indie Fonts Fonts distinguish the look and feel of any project. Getting the right font is a tricky thing at times. Sure there are oodles of fonts out there on the net for free. Indie Fonts is a collection of books that can grace any serious crafts-person who deals with fonts and depends on that […]
Family Game Night Gaming night for the whole family? There is such an animal. Thanksto the folks at Hasbro and Nintendo now the classic board gamesthat were a proven success through the years are Wii bound. This are games that thewhole family can enjoy and have a sense of even-steven in the competition for the […]