Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 11, 2022

The Real Monsters...

 For a kid my age Scooby-Doo was probably my first introduction into what horror is. Sure, it was goofy and not very scary, but we were served up monsters with every episode. The show was dark, it was kind of moody too, and it was just kind of bizarre fun. 

Now if there's one lesson we can all learn from the Scooby-Doo cartoons is that monsters usually aren't real even in the Scooby Universe. The monsters are usually a rich old man trying to maintain his stature, his celebrity, and his wealth through any means necessary including hurting the people, community, and world around him.

Something to wrap your head around huh?

So, for Halloween I want to say thank you to Scooby-Doo and Hanna Barbera for being among the first to introduce me to horror. Horror of all kinds.

And decades later Scooby and the gang fought monsters with Axl.  So, there is that piece of awsomeness too...

 

Thursday, November 26, 2020

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Friday, August 3, 2012

Last summer...


Last summer I did a stop motion workshop in West Hartford...  The video I got to make with the super talented Julie is HERE...  The awesome people who ran the workshop also posted this cool behind the scenes video...

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

The Maxx


Haven't thought about this comic book or show in YEARS... Stumbled upon the DVD on Amazon a few months ago, bought it, and have probably watched a dozen time since... This broke doors down in animation, and I forgot how cool it was too...

Now I wanna go back and find all the old comics!

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Five Stages of Grief (for a Zombie)


Gotta give Julie all the credit on this...  
I was lucky enough to work with her on this in a great stop motion workshop this past week that was given at the Faxon Library in Elmwood (Yay!)
Thanks to Joe, Dan, and Tessa for putting on the workshop and letting me be part of it!

Check out Julie's awesome work HERE 

And thank you Heather for suggesting I try the workshop out!