Welcome to Aimee’s Online Portfolio!

Aimee Major Steinberger is an animation artist currently working as Assistant Director on “Futurama”. She has previously worked on “The Simpsons”, “Phineas and Ferb” and various animation projects for Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Animation.

Aimee wrote and illustrated a book about her trip to Japan, called, “Japan Ai: A Tall Girl’s Adventures in Japan. “ It was named one of the “Top Ten Great Graphic Novels for Teens” by YALSA. She has written and illustrated for various Japanese fashion and manga publications. Aimee is also an award winning hobbyist costumer.

Guess What?

— they’re fraternal (non-identical) twins and, being twins, may arrive a bit early!

More 20′s dress

Couple more photos from Michelle’s 20′s birthday party at the Biltmore!

Teaspoon Doctor Who Fabric Colors Update

Just popping in to let everyone know that I finally got the brown and black colorways of my “Teaspoon and an Open Mind” Doctor Who fabric up on spoonflower! I wasn’t quite happy with the contrast of the stripes on those two, so I had to find some time to sit down and play with spoonflower’s swatches to try and get some good matches. Most of the colors (if not all) used in these images are from spoonflower’s swatch pallets, so they should look nice! But order a swatch to see for yourself how they look printed! Hope you enjoy!
(At this point, all the colorways are up, the Blue, Peach, Pink, Lavender, Black and Brown).

You can find all the colorways and fabrics here.

New Futurama Storyboards

Hey folks!

You can see some newly released by Comedy Central storyboards from Futurama on my site and on Comedy Central’s Countdown to Futurama site now! The boards were all drawn by me and from my sequences. Really jazzed that they chose those to show so that I can show them to you! It’s not very often that I’m able to. These are from the (not aired yet) season premiere of Futurama, The Bots and the Bees, directed by Stephen Sandoval and assistant directed by me. It’s a really sweet and funny episode.

You can also see the fully animated, full color version of those two sequences and some others here on Comedy Central’s site.

(Click below to go to my storyboard page)

Finished 1920′s Yellow Dragon Dress

Last night I went to the historic Biltmore Hotel for Michelle‘s 30th Birthday party (end of the roaring 20′s!) For it, I finally finished up my first 1920′s dress (done up from an actual pattern reproduction from 1921!)

Here’s a couple photos of the finished dress. I’m sure some photos from the party will show up later. You can see a few more photos and details about this dress here.