Author Archives: Jacqueline Petsch

This isn’t the first and it certainly ain’t the last time I’m gonna talk about The Thief and the Cobbler on this blog. I mean, my grad film (work in progress at this time of writing) is strongly influenced by … Continue reading →

I would hope that in 2021, saying that bullfights aren’t funny wouldn’t be as controversial as it apparently was in 1953, when Eddie Seltzer, the businessman heading the Warner Bros. animation department, said it to Chuck Jones as the latter … Continue reading →

It’s Christmas Day, of course! I probably speak for a lot of people when I this has been an extremely bizarre Christmas. I’m in the same boat of people who can’t be with their families and have to make do … Continue reading →

…And what a fucked up year it was. It’s about time I updated here and talked about some of my recent projects and work to come. Weeks ago I finished up my sting for the London Animation Festival, though I’d … Continue reading →

On August 16th 2019, Richard Williams died at his home in Bristol. The world didn’t know until the next day, and the animation world went into mourning. I was a blubbering mess for two, possibly three weeks. The shock had … Continue reading →

I have a Facebook page dedicated to uploading every single frame of Richard Williams’ animation in order. Yes, this is how I’ve chosen to spend lockdown and I have no regrets. I’m in the process of uploading the frames of … Continue reading →

Pigs are flying outside, so I finally decided to update my blog. I realised that the previous three entries have been rather pessimistic, so here’s some recent life drawings from those Zoom sessions: I’m honestly glad I paid for these, … Continue reading →

…. Well… Shit… I’ve neglected this blog for around two months and I think now a new post is long overdue. I forgot this thing even existed. My last proper contribution is a post on Anifest that I started working … Continue reading →