In this week's episode of the Black Girl Nerds podcast, we interview animator and producer Love Barnett.
Read MoreCarl Jones is the creator behind the MLB series ‘Undeniable’
Read MoreAn incredible example of Black women having undeniable talent in any realm
Read MoreBlack History Month Series Produced and Directed by Martian BlueBerry and Invisible Collective for MLB.
Read MoreCheck out all the articles covering this project created for MLB to celebrate the history of the Negro Leagues
Read MoreThis Black History Month, Invisible Collective founder Justin Polk and Invisible-represented director Carl Jones celebrate the launch of their three-part original series
Read MoreCheck out the Official Animated Visualizers created by Martian Blueberry for Meg Thee Stallion!!
Read MoreCheck out the interview for BlkWmnAnimator
Read More“Sometimes you get so many voices in a room telling you what to do that you can lose your own voice"
Read More"The animation world has never seen a unique blend high-quality animation with hip hop culture like Carl Jones"
Read MoreReimagining Meg as an afro-donning vixen, Jones’ animations capture her intention of taking fans “through so many different emotions,” as she told Rolling Stone
Read MoreClick Here to Check out Carl Jones Interview with Blavity TV
Read MoreListen to the Interview for BBC Radio London
Read MoreHowever, he’s branching out with his NFT Project BUBBLEGOOSE BALLERS, which has been a massive hit, selling 10,000 digital generative art pieces on its first day.
Read More"In fact, a character that he created as a child almost landed him another huge television deal with Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, but things didn’t pan out as he’d hoped at the time"
Read More"In this episode of Behind The Drop, Jones reflects on the surprise success of The Boondocks, what’s next for Bubblegoose Ballers, and much more"
Read More"Jones has joined the cryptocurrency world and announced the release of his NFT, Bubblegoose Ballers. He is a huge advocate for unapologetically creating content by and for the culture"
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