In a report by CNN, it's reported that North American researchers found files containing production artwork for popular or upcoming animated programs like Invincible and Iyanu: Child of Wonder on a computer server located in North Korea. The production artwork appears to be the work of North Korean illustrators and graphic designers, suggesting third-party outsourcing that goes against the strict sanctions enforced by the United States. Animation directing instructions in Chinese translated into Korean and English text were written on the uncovered sketches. At the time of this reporting, there was no evidence to suggest these animated programs were intentionally outsourced to North Korea.
At the time of this reporting, there was no evidence to suggest these animated programs were intentionally outsourced to North Korea.Come on. Come on now.
Come on. Come on now.
I don't know how the process works beyond a shallow understanding, but it seems suspicious that such a thing can happen unintentionally.Maybe I'm just naive or don't know how these things work, but my thought was that whatever Chinese studio they outsourced to outsourced it to NK.
What if they're just big fans lolI doubt it. Kim Jong Un literally put people to death for smuggling Squid Game in
I doubt it. Kim Jong Un literally put people to death for smuggling Squid Game in
Maybe I'm just naive or don't know how these things work, but my thought was that whatever Chinese studio they outsourced to outsourced it to NK.