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Dew It Josh!
Jun 09, 2009    posted by: Charlie

Check out the new Mountain Dew commercial Josh Cochran and Augenblick Studios created. His drawings were colored and vectorized, inbetweened, basically cell animated. Very nice.

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More Bob (Sneak) Peaks!
Jun 05, 2009    posted by: Sunny

Needless to say, things are pretty hectic around here as we count down the hours to one of Nucleus' biggest shows to date!! We are so extrememly honored and humbled to bring you this massive retrospectic of work by the legendary Bob Peak.

Over 50 originals will be exhibited alongside rare, Limited Edition giclées including a world premier of the new collection of Limited Editions.

There's soo much that can be said about Bob Peak, with numerous accolades, awards, and the sheer volume of work he's created in the fields of film, fashion, publishing, etc. the only way to truly understand his influence is to see his works in person. We hope to see you tommorow night 7PM-11PM! Or stop by anytime during our regular business hours.

BOB PEAK: FATHER OF THE MODERN HOLLYWOOD POSTER (A WORLD PREMIERE EXHIBITION) runs from June 6, 2009 - June 25, 2009.









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Bob Peak World Premiere - Sneak Peak!
Jun 04, 2009    posted by: Sunny

The crates opened and our excitement grew...There are so many pieces, almost all large and all amazing to see in person. It’s such a surreal experience to be able to handle and hang images that are so much a part of American culture and entertainment history.  Here are a few photos to help you live this excitement with us.  We will have a few more sneak peaks on Friday.  Keep checking back!






Don't forget...

We will be releasing a FREE CAMELOT POSTER available to those who attend the opening reception this Saturday (limited quantities).

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Kevin Dart Interview
Jun 03, 2009    posted by: b

Just read a good interview with Kevin Dart on www.grainedit.com

Check it out for yourself.

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The Art of UP: Artist Panel and Book Signing
May 29, 2009    posted by: Wade


We are very honored to welcome the talented Ronnie del Carmen this Saturday as he presents an exclusive look at the behind-the-scenes workings of the highly anticipated film "UP" which opens today.  Del Carmen served as the Story Supervisor and Lead Story Artist on the film which has been receiving rave reviews.  He will be sharing about the process involved in the making of the film as well as answering related questions.

In addition to his work on the film, Del Carmen also directed the animated short "Dug's Special Mission," which will accompany the DVD release of "UP" and provide the backstory for the talking dog character.

The artist also illustrated the new book release "My Name is Dug."  You can read more about the release here

After the Artist Panel, Del Carmen will be on hand to sign copies of the newly released "The Art of UP" book as well as the new "And There You Are" book featuring the fan-favorite muse, Nina, from his Paper Biscuit series.  Bring your friends!

Event Details:
Saturday, May 30
2pm to 5pm
Free admission - Open to the public
* There will be some seating available on a first-come basis.  If you have special needs, please contact us ahead of time and we will do our best to accommodate.

This is a rare opportunity.  Help us spread the word to others who may be interested.

Film Showtimes:
The film officially opens today.  You can also catch the film tomorrow at Edwards Renaissance Stadium 14 (less than a block from the gallery).  Showtimes here


Book Pre-Order:
Not in the area?  Get your copy of "The Art of UP" signed by Ronnie Del Carmen.  Supplies are limited.  Order online here


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