So here's what we've been working on for the first part of this year it's our 2nd collaboration with our buddy Caspar Babypants, we've always wanted to have a go at making something in the old 1920's "rubber hose" style so we we're stoked when we finally got the chance. Hope you (and your kids... if you've got 'em) enjoy the heck out of it coz we had heaps of fun making it...
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
NEW Mukpuddy Music Vid...
So here's what we've been working on for the first part of this year it's our 2nd collaboration with our buddy Caspar Babypants, we've always wanted to have a go at making something in the old 1920's "rubber hose" style so we we're stoked when we finally got the chance. Hope you (and your kids... if you've got 'em) enjoy the heck out of it coz we had heaps of fun making it...
Monday, October 19, 2009
"You'd better look out below!"
From a "wild" weekend, I was inspired and did my own tribute to Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild things Are." I had a lot of fun with this one, especially working with a pastel palette and experimenting with different forms of shading. Hope to see more wild things here on the blog!
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
The Secret Cinema at Moore!
For those of you interested in Animation, or better yet, old school animation, you're in for a treat!
"On Friday, March 27th at 8pm (At Moore College of Art & Design), The Secret Cinema will present the latest in its periodic explorations of cartoons from Hollywood's golden age. Rare Animation will showcase an exceptional gathering of vault treasures, united by their general obscurity to the world at large."
"On Friday, March 27th at 8pm (At Moore College of Art & Design), The Secret Cinema will present the latest in its periodic explorations of cartoons from Hollywood's golden age. Rare Animation will showcase an exceptional gathering of vault treasures, united by their general obscurity to the world at large."
Monday, February 23, 2009
From the dusty archives
I did this for the Philly Cartoonist Society music show, and i never really showed it off. I had mixed feelings about it composition wise, color palette wise, and every other concern an illustrator can have about his own work. Something i did like was all the silly little characters and jokes inside. I was trying to riff off of THE GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS by Bosch, (what was i thinking?) but inject it with weird cartoon-isms and jokes. The right panel in Bosch's garden depicting hell had a lot of music related things in it, which is why i chose it for the music show. Not sure why, but i thought i would share. Enjoy!
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Rare 1930s Fleischer cartooning book online
i think this was produced in the Fleischer studio. anyway, it's amazing. most of it's online here:
www.undergroundcomixart.com
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