Showing posts with label cartoon network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoon network. Show all posts

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Random Encounter

Maybe this Saturday morning,
Amethyst Level 3
"Random Encounter"
Storyboarded by Valerie Fletcher
Monster of the week designed by Thomas Perkins
and the same crazy crew doing the rest.
It's always nice to relax after fighting slimes.  

Just realized every DC Short ever made is a random encounter. 
(also no previews released yet, and not really any spoilers here, please don't hit me.)

Thursday, September 27, 2012

DC Nation, round 2, FIGHT!

This Saturday morning DC Nation starts airing new shows on Cartoon Network.  A nice surprise is the fifth SBFF short!

Lauren was nice and let me board it off of her script.  Plus it has Solomon Grundy!!!
Hawkgirl was just a doodle for fun... I don't think she'd be thrilled with Grundy trying to throw large cars at small children, or maybe some of the goofs these teenage girls do to poor Grundy.
Sorry Grundy!  ;_;





 Colored and cleaned up an old unused pose.  I don't know when Amethyst airs...but it'll be real soon!

Sunday, November 06, 2011

Topsy Turvey

Anyone going to CTN Animation Expo in Burbank, CA in a couple of weeks?  I'll be sharing a table with Steph Laberis!  Our table T-81.
We will also have a sketchbook available, half will be Steph's doodles and creations, and the other half will be stuff I have drawn.  It'll include a couple of pages of a project I pitched a few years ago, among Banana Cats, Tricky witches, and unicorns.  
Stuart Ng will be carrying "Billie the Unicorn", so if anyone is still curious to pick up a copy, or if you have an old copy you want signed, please bring it by!  I'll have some prints available too!

The other news is that everyone should watch the Green Lantern premiere on Cartoon Network this coming Friday, Nov. 11th.  I did not work on that show, but the illustrious Thomas Perkins did contribute to designs, among many other lovely people I owe my first born too.
I animated three seconds of a commercial that'll be airing inbetween that block, so watch to see what it could be!  WATCH TWO HOURS OF CARTOONS TO SEE 3 SECONDS OF ANIMATION.  HAHAHAHA!