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I'm a motivated story artist with 3 years practical experience in storyboard creation, visual effects animation and Illustration. Successfully led and participated in various multi-media and film productions. A creative and gifted team player with an exceptional work ethic. I have a strong passion for traditional animation and spend a great deal of my time reading, drawing and drafting new scripts. I'm skilled in Adobe After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator and edit with Adobe premiere and Final Cut. I hope you enjoy navigating through my website, please comment on anything you find interesting. Thank You.

Monday, November 3, 2014

Top Five Tired Cartoons Cliches: 4 Gross Comedy

EWWW!
I can forgive a lot of gross images, but only to an extent. I just don't find any humor watching cartoons that are too gross or immature. Even as a child, I found gross images to be a manipulative way to make children laugh and distract them from a obviously bad story or episode.

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Friday, October 24, 2014

Top Five Tired Cartoon Cliches: 5 - Animals acting like a different Animal


His face explains it all. 
Let start off the top five worse cartoon cliches with this tired tool for comedy. If your character is an animal, don't change it's attributes. If your character is a dog, let him act like a dog. Not a bird, not a elephant, a dog. I admit there are acceptations to this rule which is why it is at the bottom of this list.

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Top Five Tired Cartoons Cliches: 4 Gross Comedy

EWWW!
I can forgive a lot of gross images, but only to an extent. I just don't find any humor watching cartoons that are too gross or immature. Even as a child, I found gross images to be a manipulative way to make children laugh and distract them from a obviously bad story or episode.

Read more »

Top Five Tired Cartoon Cliches: 5 - Animals acting like a different Animal


His face explains it all. 
Let start off the top five worse cartoon cliches with this tired tool for comedy. If your character is an animal, don't change it's attributes. If your character is a dog, let him act like a dog. Not a bird, not a elephant, a dog. I admit there are acceptations to this rule which is why it is at the bottom of this list.

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