- Jim Danforth
Jim Danforth is a master stop-motion animator, well-known for his model-animation work and matte painting skill. Danforth is known for his superb work on "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" (1971), a sequel of sorts to Ray Harryhausen's "One Million Years B.C." (1967). Danforth later went on to work with Harryhausen on the film "Clash of the Titans" (1981), in which he was mainly responsible for the animation of the winged-horse Pegasus. - Mahiro Maeda
Mahiro Maeda is one of the most prominent Japanese anime creators working today, having worked as director, character designer, and animator for many of Japan's top series. He has been one of the top contributors at the anime studio GONZO for many years, having directed "Blue Submarine No. 6", "Final Fantasy: Unlimited" and "GankutsuĊu - The Count of Monte Cristo". - Jimmy Palmiotti
a fixer, a pain in the ass to those who are a pain to me, warm in bed, warm out of bed...but always fun in bed currently computer retarded. first out of bed in the morning, last to sleep, unless I am horny. deals with facts. love women 48% more than men.females and guys sisters, beware. like going out at midnight to cause trouble. - Michael Brunsfeld
- Guy Vasilovich
GUY VASILOVICH , SUPERVISING DIRECTOR - Helle Markussen
- Mikkel Andreassen
- Ron Cobb
1994: Co-founded Rocket Science, an innovative computer entertainment firm. Was actually slated to direct _E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)_ when the name was "Night Skies." However, Steven Spielberg got the script rewritten in a more personal format and chose to direct it himself. Cobb was paid $400,000 at the time of "E.T"'s release. First came to public attention as a political/editorial cartoonist. - Ross Buswell
- Joe Quesada
Becomes editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics. [2000] Helps launch the Marvel Knights imprint at Marvel Comics with Jimmy Palmiotti. [1998] Forms Event comics with Jimmy Palmiotti. [Early 90s] Becomes the second Marvel Comics EIC to appear in a Kevin Smith movie with Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001). The first was Stan Lee in Mallrats (1995). [August 10, 2001] Frequently works with Jimmy Palmiotti. Made comics history by revealing Wolverine's past in the epic mini-series Origin.... - Red Allrod
Is in a band based in Eugene, Oregon, called The Gear, under the stage name Red Allrod. Was instrumental in connecting fellow comic artist Frank Miller with Robert Rodriguez, leading to their collaboration on the movie Sin City (2005), based on Miller's comic. Since 1998, Rodriguez has possessed the movie rights to Allred's "Madman" comic. He and his wife are Latter-Day Saints (the faith erroneously referred to as "Mormons"). In 2005, he wrote and drew (with wife Laura doing colours)... - Janet Lackey
Designed the official logo for Robert Severson's Pancake Productions. - Roger Dean
His colorful artwork, often based on the realm of fantasy (dragons, etc.) have been used on album covers for such bands as Yes and Asia. His book "Views" (1975) was used to inspire the design of the stage sets for Star Wars (1977). - Georg Olden
Designed logos for New York City Off-Track Betting and National Urban League. First African-American graphic artist to work at a television network. - David Blass
- Aaron Glasscock
- Scott Campbell
- Scott Mednick
- Donny Fuller
- Takahiro Yamada
- David Johnson
- Tim McNabb
- Tranh Tran
- Brandon S Peterson
- Frederic Amat
- Jens Kruse
- Laverne Vollmann
- Art Sims
- Reilly Saso
- Al Lagor
- Robert Paul Ulrich
- Pamela Romanowsky
- John Gorham
- Alan Hill
- Tony Lin
- Ethan Van Sciver
- Alex Garner
- Yee Ping Cho
- Lorenzo Griffi
- Sabina Walsh
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