Cartoon saloon is an irish animation film, short film and television studio based in kilkenny which provides film tv and short film services The studio is best known for its animated feature films the secret of kells, song of the sea, the breadwinner and wolfwalkers. Cartoon saloon’s films are a testament to the power of cultural influences in shaping compelling narratives and captivating visuals By drawing on irish folklore and mythology, the studio creates animated works that are rich in cultural significance and artistic beauty. The irish folklore trilogy contains some of the best animated films in recent years Let's explore the beauty, from their animation to themes.
Cartoon saloon was established in kilkenny during 1999 by tomm moore, nora twomey, and paul young The three were all alumni of the ballyfermot college of further education’s animation degree course. Cartoon saloon’s visual style is deeply rooted in traditional art forms, particularly those of irish and celtic origin The studio’s founders—tomm moore, nora twomey, and ross stewart—have infused their works with a rich tapestry of historical and cultural influences. They are designed with a folk art spin on classic 2d animation — a picture book given life The prestigious independent irish animation studio marks 25 years of successes and remarkable productions
