The Art of Frederator:

The Fredbot Variants & Descendants

$US 45

Packed with hundreds of color variations “The Art of Frederator” is both a design retrospective and a love letter to independent animation.

Frederator changed the way the world watches cartoons.

Founded in 1997 by MTV’s the first creative director/co-founder and Hanna-Barbera Cartoons last president, Fred Seibert, Frederator Studios became the launchpad for some of the most beloved and offbeat animation of the last three decades: Adventure Time, Fairly OddParents, Bee and PuppyCat, Castlevania, and more.

At the center of it all is the Fredbot, a robot logo first drawn in 1997 and reinvented ever since. More than a mascot, the Fredbot became a symbol of Frederator’s promise: Creators First. Original Always. Frederator loves you. Over the years, artists from around the world have reshaped the robot into thousands of variations, each one reflecting the boundless spirit of independent animation.

The Art of Frederator brings together hundreds of those designs, along with rare archival material. The result is part design retrospective, part pop culture time capsule, and part love letter to the animators who made Frederator a creative force.

Whether you’re a fan of animation, a student of design, or just someone who grew up with these cartoons, this book is an invitation inside a studio that never stopped asking: What’s next?

Original always. Creators first. This is Frederator.

#14 in the FredFilms Professional Library

The Art of Frederator: The Fredbot Variants & Descendants

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  • 310 pages

  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.44” x 7.44”