
Planet-Pulp is a new art gallery blog by Jayson Weidel for showcasing awesome fan art. Each month they have a different theme for artists, and this month's theme is Pixar, in honor of the studio's 25th anniversary.
After the jump you will find the ones I liked the best. Or, look at the whole collection here.









Aren't those great?! Too bad they aren't selling prints . . . Or maybe it's a good thing, 'cause I'd be flat broke if they were.
Keep checking Planet-Pulp for awesome, themed fan art. Next month's theme is Saturday Morning TV and the month of May is Star Wars!
Source: /Film
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Pixar's 25th gets fan art
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Sweetland goes Sony

Doug Sweetland is a cinematic master. Doug Sweetland, in case you wondering, is a cinematic master because he is the man behind my third favorite Pixar short of all-time, Presto. (My first being For the Birds, and the second being Geri's Game).
In addition to accomplishing the enormous feat of directing Presto, Mr. Sweetland was an animator on Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Monsters Inc., Toy Story 2, and Finding Nemo, and then moved up in the food chain to become a Story Artist for The Incredibles and Supervising Animator on Cars. He has won two Annie Awards, been nominated for several others, and was also nominated at the Oscars for Presto. It is fair to say that he is a fairly high-regarded bigwig up in Emeryville.
Announced earlier today, however, Doug has left his position at Pixar in the dust. He left the dream job of a lifetime in order to direct a feature for Sony Pictures Animation. The film is entitled The Familiars, and is based on a children's book of the same title by Adam Epstein (who also worked on the screenplay for the film).
Hannah Mighella, president of the studio, had this to say about the ex-Pixarian:
It was clear from our first conversation with Doug that we'd found our director. Not only does he possess a keen story sense and a wonderful sense of humor but his passion for animation and for this project are unrivaled.Although Doug has to be slightly insane to just pick up and leave Pixar, I am very excited to see what he does with The Familiars and Sony Pictures Animation. Perhaps I will finally be able to rate a non-Disney/Pixar animated film 10 out of 10 for once.
Developing...
Source: PR Newswire
Friday, November 27, 2009
ABC Brings You A Christmas Special and Pixar Short Films

ABC always kicks it up a notch when the holidays come around. Well, the holidays have come around, and kick it up, they have. First, I'd like to talk about the new Christmas special that will be premiering on December 1. It is called Prep & Landing and is the story of an elite group of covert elves that prep the homes before Santa's arrival. It is the first special created by Walt Disney Animation Studios that will be shown on ABC. And, since it was created there, John Lasseter has had quite a bit to do with its production, so we should all expect great things from the half an hour long, computer-generated special. Watch some great behind the scenes videos at this link. They have some great interviews, clips from the special, and some really interesting animation secrets revealed. Look for Prep and Landing on ABC this 1st of December at 8:30/7:30c.
Also coming up on ABC is a two-hour special showcasing, for the first time ever on television, the Pixar Shorts! They will show every short from The Adventures of Andre and Wally B. to Boundin', the Cars Toons to Presto. Even though I have them all on DVD, I look forward to watching them all in a row; I hope there are introductions and perhaps some behind-the-scenes footage, as well. But, even if there isn't, it should be very nice to see all of my favorites again (my top three are For the Birds, Presto, and Boundin'). This special will air on December 2 as a part of ABC's 25 Days of Christmas. Check out the press release at AWN. Even though it isn't entirely Christmas-related, those two straight hours of Pixar shorts will be a wonderful watching experience... So nice to know there are jackalopes around.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Pixar Wallpapers Galore [UPDATED]

I was looking for a good collection of Pixar wallpapers, but I couldn't seem to find a decent compilation of all of the great Pixar wallpapers out there. So, I made one. I compiled screenshots from movies, official wallpapers, and got more from various other sources. Some are gigantic, others are tiny; there are ones for any resolution screen or phone. So, for your downloading pleasure, here is a complete collection of Pixar Wallpapers. Update: I will constantly be updating this post with new and exciting wallpapers. They may seem like repeats but some are much larger, or cropped for better wallpapers. Also, some are customly made by me by combining Pixar's concept art. I will always repost it as I add new wallpapers so you don't need to keep finding this post. Enjoy! (Remember to click on the image first. Many have a huge resolution.)
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Wall-E:









Ratatouille:













Cars:


















The Incredibles:






Finding Nemo:



Monsters, Inc.:











Toy Story/Toy Story 2:












A Bug's Life:







Pixar Shorts:
















Well, there ya have it. If you have anymore cool Pixar Wallpapers, e-mail them here, and I'll update the post with your wallpaper.

