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Google Street Road Trip Footage
A lot of people have asked me how I created that background footage of Google Street View whizzing by in this most recent College Humor cartoon. The answer is simple: Hundreds and hundreds of Google Street screenshots. You’re probably wondering if that took a long time. Yes it did… and yet somehow I gathered even more “footage” than I ended up using. So instead of letting it go to waste, I made this fun little music video. Take us away, Chuck…
Anatomically Correct Slow Jam
Let’s get sensually specific tonight, baby. Here’s a new cartoon I made for College Humor. You’ll definitely want to put those headphones on, because this is certainly Not Safe For Work (unless you are a physician or sex-ed teacher.)
The vocals were performed by a very talented R&B singer named Vincent Keating. I got some animation assistance by my homies Adam Rosette and Josh Weisbrod.
A brand-new music video that I made for Mixel Pixel’s song “Monster Manual”.
I drew this one straight ahead as if I was doodling in 7th grade math class. Check out the “making of” here.
Here’s my video for the indie rock band Via Audio’s song “Modern Day Saint”.
To see a “behind the scenes” video explaining how I made it, click here. I’m currently working on a second video for 99 Dollar Music Videos.
Meth Minute Mondays:
11. WATERMELON NIGHTS
This episode of The Meth Minute 39 seems to be many people’s favorite, including myself. It was also the most fun to make; getting away from the computer and spending all day in the park with some friends in July. Can’t be beat.
People often assume it took a long time to make and that we used hundreds of watermelons. In actuality, it was the quickest video I’ve ever made. 13 watermelons, two days of shooting, and two days of editing.
PS: If you like the song (and who doesn’t?), you should check out the blog of John Crave, the musician who performs it.
Live Natty
I made this cartoon for a jeans company only last year and it already seems vaguely “retro”. The era of paparazzis, tabloids, and pantie-less celebrity bimbos seems to have peaked and passed by. Doesn’t it? Maybe it had something to do with Obama. I’m not saying this is a bad thing.
This cartoon is now a time capsule of a moment in pop-cultural history. No longer relevant yet strangely nostalgic. But the song is still as catchy as it ever was.
It’s Friday! Come on Everybody, it’s Time to …
Shake That Ass!
Here’s a little video I did years ago when I was learning how to animate. The song is by a group called Splack Pack. And yes, there are some characters borrowed from other cartoons.
32. Emomelon Days
The watermelons return in episode 32 of The Meth Minute… only this time they’re not so happy. In fact they’re Emo. Or maybe Goth. It’s hard to tell. Not even the other fruits and vegetables can figure it out.
30. Stu’s Song
Beef and Stu return in Episode 30 of “The Meth Minute”. It’s a typical day on the cul-de-sac and Beef is all up in Stu’s grill as usual. But when Stu busts out an original song on his mini-guitar, he lifts Beef to a higher level of consciousness. And it’s weird.
15. P-Cok
Episode 15 of the Meth Minute is all about peacocks, specifically one named P-Cok. Ever notice how peacocks get all the girls? It must be the feathers. Maybe this hip-hop video/ nature special will solve the mystery. Play on playa.
1. Internet People
An animated tribute to the internet people of the world, wherever you may be.
