Monday, March 18, 2013

Chen-Yi’s early concept designs, 2006, for Disney's “Frankenweenie" (2012)

He is set to join us for a Master Lecture Saturday March 30th 6PM! 

Come join us! www.virtualanimators.com


Friday, March 15, 2013

Virtual Animators is proud and honored to present to you.....Our next featured Master lecture artist is Artistic Director and Character Designer, CHENG-YI CHANG!

Mark your calendars: MARCH 30th 6PM PST

He was the official Artistic Supervisor for Disney’s “Mulan” and has produced Character Designsfor some of Disney’s beloved feature films, including “Wreck-it Ralph”! 

Cheng-Yi Chang served as a story artist for DreamWorks on “How to Train Your Dragon”, "Kung Fu Panda ll” and “The Croods”!


Friday, March 8, 2013


Our online Master Lecture with SEAN SULLIVAN will be TOMORROW @6PM PST. We are all very excited to see what he has in store for us!
Don’t miss out on the great opportunity! For more info, visit us at virtualanimators.com or email at info@virtualanimators.com
Hope to see you all there!



Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Our workshops in Character Animation, Character Design and Concept Development will be begin in April! It's an amazing opportunity to learn from the best! 

Kathy Zielinski, Len Simon and Jeff Schanz are truly amazing at what they do. We are honored to have them on board!

Interested? Have questions? Email at info@virtualanimators.com

Let your dreams begin!


Much can be said even with a few storyboard drawings...
Here are some from our guest artist of March--Sean Sullivan!

Artwork (c) Sean Sullivan

Monday, March 4, 2013


Do you have an interest in Concept development and Environmental design?

This Saturday @ 6PM, come join us for a Master Lecture with Sean Sullivan! It’s an opportunity you won’t want to miss!

He is truly amazing...Check out his Visual Development work for Disney’s “Brother Bear”.

Friday, March 1, 2013


Happy fantastic Friday! And we are just about a week away until our Master Lecture with Sean Sullivan!

Did you know he is a storybook artist as well? Check out his work on the ever-so lovable characters of Winnie the Pooh!