SKETCHBOOK LEVEL: EPIC!!!

I've filled a lot of sketchbooks.

See?

But there's one that's taken me forever to fill up.

It's this one:

Sure, it looks plain and nondescript.

But in reality it's my

MOST AWESOME

GIHOOGICLY EPIC

SKETCHBOOK

EVER!

I'm serious.

I'm like,

Miley serious, ya'll.

It's like 

THAT!

And you know why this sketchbook is 

SO GOOD?

SO AWESOME?

SO BLOCK ROCKIN'?

Because I didn't draw a thing in it.

Nope...

This sketchbook is reserved for 

stuff like this:

OMG!

OMG!

OMG!

That's an original sketch of Dexter and Dee Dee 

that Genndy Tartakovsky drew for me when I was working on

my first Cartoon Network pilot,

Kenny and the Chimp!

There's also this:

That's The Justice Friends drawn by none other than 

character designer/art director/sooper triple nice guy,

Paul Rudish.

But wait...

There's more:

That's Sheep from Sheep In The Big City

drawn by the mighty Mo Willems

 before he realized how awesome I was!

You've seen this already:

That's Stewie by Seth MacFarland himself.

But I already told you about that over HERE.

You also saw this BEAUTIFUL 

Craig McCracken Powerpuff sketch before:

I posted about that over HERE.

But I don't think I showed you this:

That's a drawing from the first season of Beavis and Butthead 

complete with notes from Mike Judge!

(Huh huh... He said, "Butt not so wide")

Here's one from sooper pal Maxwell Atoms:

What's so ridiculous about this is that I had to buy it at the 

ASIFA-EAST USED ANIMATION ART AUCTION

because I could never get Mr. Atoms to draw one for me.

He would always say he was going to...

and then never get around to it.

Whadda jerk!

I lurves this drawing from MTV's The Maxx.

Not sure who drew it, though.

It came from a recycle bin at Rough Draft Studios:

Feel free to scream like a girl if you love this Samurai Jack 

by the aforementioned Paul Rudish:

Robot Jones,

Represent

Represent-sent.

By the illustrious Mr. Greg Miller.

And pardon me while I show off my Spongebob:

Sweet, right?

Here's another Beavis and Butthead drawing,

 this one from the show opening:

Nerds rejoice,

Because Megas XLR is in the house!

This one is from Megas XLR, too:

I can't remember if Jody Schaeffer or George Krstic did this.

(the signature doesn't help)

All I know is that he claimed he couldn't draw but would try his best.

AND I LOVE IT!

So are you convinced this is the 

ULTIMATE

in sketchbooks?

What if I told you there was

MOAR?!

Check back next post for...

PART TWO:

ULTIMATE EPIC SKETCHBOOK BOOGALOO!