Thursday, November 05, 2009
Halloween Leftovers
We bought too much Halloween candy and we're still eating the leftovers at home. Until that's gone, I feel completely comfortable posting Halloween-themed art.
Pharewell Phillies

I have extremely little interest in baseball. I don't like playing it. I don't like watching it. I don't like other people watching it (cuz I'm controlling like that). The whole sport is really just a hyped-up snooze fest...BUT!!! There is one exciting gem to the sport that sparkles a furry green: The Philly Phanatic! He's 85% anteater, 15% exotic bird, and 100% fun!
My father took me to a Phillies game when I was a kid. After all these years, the only memory I've retained from the event is of the Philly Phanatic. Who was pitching that game? I don't know...but I can tell you that the Phanatic is horrible at driving golf carts. Who won the game? I have no clue...but I know that the Phanatic likes to sneak up behind people and lick them with his long, roll-out tongue.
Why don't we just we just eliminate all of the baseball players and allow the mascots to compete? I'd watch that...and the memories would probably last longer.
Monday, November 02, 2009
Fashionably Late for Halloween
Because I spent too much time caring about Christmas.



So we had costume competition last Friday at Warner Bros. I was pretty amazed how a lot of people were able to make their own elaborate costume. They must be missing their work deadlines putting those outfits together.
This is Daniel Bejines, aka Iron Giant, aka the winner.
This is Daniel Bejines, aka Iron Giant, aka the winner.

Another winner. It's a tie between Iron Giant and Rainbow Bright.
(left to right)Alfred Gimeno, Missy Moore, and Jennie Hoffer.
Home-made Master Roshi and Captain Kirk, too occupied to pose for my camera.
(left to right) Awesome Master Roshi, Stuart Livingston
Friday, October 30, 2009
Captain Cliche
Friday, October 16, 2009
Post-It Gallery
At WB, I was given a cubicle with a horribly, disgustingly, irritatingly clean door. I had to fix that problem immediately, so I grabbed a stack of Post-Its and a pen and got to work.
Five months later...
Here are some of the scan-worthy pieces from my door.


Five months later...
Here are some of the scan-worthy pieces from my door.


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Kenneth the Page Talks About Responsibility
Last night was a season premiere of 30 Rock and also a premiere for this commercial spot we helped animate. It was aired during the break and it was awesome!.
The commercial was produced at Six Point Harness Studios in Hollywood. James Krenzke directed it and it was animated by James, Ed Skudder, Chris Martin, Ryan and I, and tons of others at Six Point (sorry, I don't know all the names involved.) Eventhough this was made in Flash, it was done tradigitally. Animators drew all the keys and inbetweens, then clean-up team took it over and clean up every drawings afterward.
Also, check out behind the scene video :)
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Arrr! Happy Talk Like a Pirate Day 2009, Me Mateys!
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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