Animated curiosities which I've made. Some of these may not be suitable for showing to children - I will endeavour to warn you about these ones by means of a scary-looking red skull, thusly:
I have also provided links to watch them on the Newgrounds animation website, as they operate a voting system and I'm always grateful to people who leave my work positive reviews on there!
5th January 2012 - Interactive Whine Meal Interactive Dress-Up Experience
While there may not have been any Whine Meal episodes for a bit, hopefully this interactive oddity will keep you amused for the many more months it will probably take until I produce Ep. 5.
One of 2010's strongest auditions, it's a shame he didn't make it any further in the show. And it's also sad (and odd) that more people don't remember his routine.
The finished episode may still be a way off, but it's progressing well; this episode marks an exciting new change in direction for the series and I'm already very excited about where it's going, so why not check out what's to come!
At last, the Whine Meal saga continues. This time, Lionel and Itchimus decide to leave the house... with tragic results. Featuring guest appearances and new music by Max and Del from History of Guns.
As part of my effort to diversify my audience, I have made a film to beguile feline viewers. If you're not a cat, skip this film, because this isn't for you.
Animated music video for The Resonance Association's track (taken from their album We Still Have The Stars).
This video is inspired by dream imagery and contains bits which some may find disturbing.
This surrealist sitcom is the first episode in a planned series. Today, Itchimus tries to spend some quality time alone, reading a book. With tragic results.
This is a music video, which I was commissioned to make by History of Guns, as a promo for their forthcoming single (of the same name).
The video is 5:08 minutes long and contains some disturbing images and a suicide-related theme, so best not to watch if you're offended by that sort of thing.
Clocking in at over seven minutes, this Flash cartoon has turned into something of an epic. It follows a day in the fascinating life of Michael Staircrumb and tackles important issues such as dentists, childhood traumas and chives.
An animation I made for my entry into the Nine Inch Nails 'Ghosts' film festival on Youtube. This work is loosely based on a dream I had a few months ago and, unlike most of my other cartoons, doesn't contain any humour (or nothing intentionally funny, at least).
The track I used is the second off the 'Ghosts' album and it's 3:27 Minutes long.
Are you tired of your inbox filling up with spam trying to sell you viagra-type products? Spam which, most of the time, doesn't even make any sense to read?
Well, I am. It inspired me to make this joyous infomercial about hedgehogs.
Here is another of my early works, the first to feature synched dialogue. And stuff. The sound quality's not that great, so I endowed it with subtitles. About 2 minutes 53 seconds.
To kick things off, here's the first animation I submitted to Newgrounds, from about two years ago (although it's been improved a bit since). It's very educational and is all about outer space. Approximately 1 minute 50 seconds long.