CGI in anime has always been controversial, but these series proved that it was as useful an animation tool as any other.

So it’s still there, if a little niche-y. But paving the way for the future is this short Paperman from Walt Disney Animation Studios and director John Kahrs. The film seamlessly merges hand-drawn and ...

Since 2010, everything to come out of Dreamworks Animation has been a sequel or part of a franchise. Not since Megamind have they produced something utterly original for the big screen. Me and My ...

Ian Failes of FXGuide has written an informative overview of how SpongeBob and company were translated from hand-drawn designs to CGI, and then composited into their live-action setting for the film ...