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Bonnie Branson

Bonnie Branson

Background Painter Bonnie Branson reflects on her love of sharing art with kids, growing her portfolio, and working together with the Guild to build a better future for the industry.

Summer 2025
Monica Orange

Monica Orange

Background Designer Monica Orange discusses her refusal to give up during slow times, her desire to work on a magical project, and how she finds community in the Guild.

Summer 2025
Sean Lee

Sean Lee

Production Board Artist Sean Lee reflects on the importance of optimism, his love of animation with a message, and the freedom that comes from belonging to the Guild.

Spring 2025
Hip to Be Square

Hip to Be Square

As SpongeBob SquarePants turns 25, series veterans Marc Ceccarelli and Vincent Waller look back on gags, outlines, and keeping things surreal.

Fall 2024
Primetime Power

Primetime Power

Animation has grown up alongside the Emmys as award categories—and ceremonies—have become more specialized over the years.

Fall 2024
Using a variety of techniques including depths of color, an artistic goal on Jessica’s Big Little World is to depict the physical environment from a preschooler’s point of view.

Kidding Around

Preschool shows are tasked with educating while entertaining a demographic known for its short attention span. Here’s how they do it.

Spring 2024
Keeping It Together

Keeping It Together

As more animation production crews join TAG, three new members share what it’s like to be a production coordinator on an animated series.

Winter 2023
A quarter century of Nickelodeon Animation Studio has produced a legacy of fan favorites including SpongeBob SquarePants (above), The Legend of Korra, and The Loud House.

Nick Names

As Nickelodeon Animation Studio celebrates its 25th anniversary, TAG members reflect on working on beloved “Nick” shows.

Fall 2023
Mouth shapes are crucial to making animal characters feel relatable. For Frog it was important to make sure the black space of his mouth didn't overwhelm his face.

Animal Magic

When it comes to making animals relatable, artists and animators use a clever combo of real-life references and visual tricks.

Fall 2023
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