Thursday, January 28, 2010

Mickey's Garden

Who doesn't want to see Mickey Mouse terrorized by drunken mutant insects?



Lots of cool Disnefied bug-monsters here, even if it's all just a dream sequence. WARNING: THAT WAS A SPOILER.



I have very, very rarely seen a preying mantis portrayed in an old cartoon, even as a background character.



The snail looks the coolest, in my honest opinion.



Ambush mimicry!





He has eight legs because he's a bad-ass motherfucker. That's why.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

The perfect cartoon

I'm disappointed in myself for not having come up with this. This renders almost everything I've ever done moot, because I could never do anything this sublime:

Perfection here.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Robot Love!

From January 22-30, I'm going to have a bunch of artwork (including both Mortasheen drawings and some sculptures I spontaneously threw together for the occasion) on display at the second annual "Robot Love" art gallery and music festival in Melbourne, Florida: http://www.321agency.com/robotlove/

It'll all be for sale, too, so hopefully I'll make some money. I'll be posting pictures once everything is finished, but here's one of the smaller, completed sculptures:



Sorry if you were expecting a post about robots.

Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Zombie cereal/candy commercials


PEANYUT BUDDAHHHHH.




(You've seen this one incessantly if you stream on cartoonnetwork.com)

Takena's Claymation

Since I've neglected my blog for years at a time, I feel the need to post some of the things I'd have blogged about back when they were still new. Maybe some of you still haven't seen any of these, maybe all of you have, but either way, I need to address them publicly. First up, the claymation horror shorts by Takena. These are adorable, disturbing and completely kick all kinds of asses (all of those kinds that there are!) so here's three of the most recent and impressive:



Bloody Date is Lovecraftian horror at its finest. The final ten seconds are the coolest, but do not under any circumstances skip ahead to them. Stick around for the weirdly wholesome image after the ending, too.



Chainsaw Maid is probably more interesting than the vast majority of full-length zombie movies.



Finally, we have PUSSYCAT, actually my favorite. It's horror of a different sort and not remotely for kids. Does it make me a furry if I like the cat girl? It's only ears and a tail :(