March 25, 2019

Watch Cassie from DeadOn Studios and Tyler from Draw and Talk discuss comic book artists vs comic book writers. Who deserves more money? Who does more work?

January 01, 2019

We are selling our booth items online for the first time ever starting 1/1/19. It is under construction until that date so you will see more and more items until that date.

January 01, 2020

See our new YouTube channel as we go through our hard drives and share past projects since the development of this company, that never have been seen by the public. Our first 30 second "Throw Back" animation aired 12/28/18 and is originally from 2009. subscribe to see more including a rebirth of the web series "Death by Zombie" coming soon.

October 18, 2018

Cassie Gobbo demoed mixed media at the Art Center in Grand Juntion for members of the Brush & Palette Club. s this item about? What makes it interesting? Write a catchy description to grab your audience's attention...

October 06, 2018

We had a booth at the Grand Junction Colorado Comic Con 10/6/18. Where we released our first issue of our comic WarDreams.

October 07, 2017

We have a booth at the Grand Junction Colorado Comic Con 10/7/17. See every one there!

April 27, 2017

DeadOn Studios' Cassie Gobbo was in the Grand Junction Sentinel (News Paper)... Interviewed about the Simpsons from an animators point of view. Hey, were happy about it.s this item about? What makes it interesting? Write a catchy description to grab your audience's attention...

June 26, 2017

What's this iCassie taught 3 different art classes at the Grand Junction Art Center Summer of 2017. Including: "How to Draw Manga" for teens,  "Super Me" for kids that love super heroes and "Artful Animals" for kids. Please email us at info@deadonstudios.com if you would like to hear of more classes she will be teaching in the future or go to http://gjartcenter.org/wp/ to get on their mailing list.tem about? What makes it interesting? Write a catchy description to grab your audience's attention...

June 17, 2016

In this project, DeadOn Studios created a 3d model of a teddy bear's face, in order to simulate expression and speech. The models were then used by engineers at Denver University, animated / displayed on a screen mounted on a robotic teddy bear, using a program called Open GL. DeadOn Studios used a combination  of Maya and 3D Max to make it compatible. This was a very fun process, challenging at times and we very much enjoyed working with the team of engineers and DU.

June 10, 2014

"Hans Crippleton" is a feature length film that we did some animation for. We were happy to be there at its release party and glad to hear it got distribution. Thanks to Jimmy Lee Combs and Kevon Ward for keeping us in mind.