A DRAWING FOR THE FSA FUNDRAISER

Somewhere,

deep within the bowels of

Cartoon Network Studios 

lurks the mighty

Director of Operations

Zita Lefebvre.

She's the one who keeps the place running 

but she also keeps CN

sooper involved in the community.

Case in point,

her work with the

Family Service Agency of Burbank.

They've got a great

Art Therapy Program:

And they're having a silent auction 

at their annual fundraiser

so Zita asked a bunch of 

SOOEPR TALENTED ARTISTS

to donate drawings.

She asked me, too!

So I hit the Cintiq and got to work.

It started like this:

Then it went here:

Then kinda like this:

I made a slightly cleaner version:

And then used that as a guide to 

go analogue

with some colored pencils:

Let's hope it makes the

Family Service Agency of Burbank

eleventy thousand dollars!

MR. WARBURTON'S ICE BUCKET CHALLENGE

It was only a matter of time.

Fortunately I got

Kelley and Parker 

to help out:

Thanks to sooper editor 

Brad Rozman

for helping patch this
bit of ridiculousness
together.

THE PIGS NEXT DOOR

Codename: Kids Next Door

Random Fact #6754

The show's name had to be changed from

THE KIDS NEXT DOOR

because another network had a show

in development called

THE PIGS NEXT DOOR

Thus the show became

CODENAME: KIDS NEXT DOOR

You can watch

PIGS NEXT DOOR

over here if you've got

absolutely nothin' better to do.

COMIC CON 2014-- Random Goodies

Just one more post about

Comic Con 2014…

I PROMISE!

I just wanted to show you the doodle

sooper pal

Bill Plympton

did for me on a postcard

announcing the

North American premiere of his next feature,

Cheatin'!

(Ima go see that)

I'll also show you this pic of me hiding from

a big scary Alien.

Aaaaaaaaand

you know that every year I

gotta get me on a 

YU-GI-OH

card.

(you can see previous cards HERE!)

Okay.

I'm done.

COMIC CON 2014-- ADULT SWIM-STYLE!

On Saturday night of Comic Con 2014

Maxwell Atoms and I sat upon the top of the

Hyatt Hotel in San Diego,

watching.

Watching

and

WAITING:

We were mainly waiting for the waitress to 

remove those unmanly drinks

and bring us some 

Scotch.

But we were also waiting for this:

YEEEEEEESSSSSS!

Once the clock struck 10:30

THE ADULT SWIM FUNHOUSE

magically appeared on the horizon 

signaling the start of 

Adult Swim's

annual SDCC party!

Dare we go inside with 

our fellow animation folk?

The horrors awaiting were legion!

Gravity Falls creator

Alex Hirsch

barely made it out with his flannel!

(Or that's the cover for his next album)

Mr. Atoms punched his way 

through with authority:

Emily Quinn

sat down to enjoy some TV...

But found a hideous

man-baby instead.

A walk-in fridge was filled with giant

happy hopping-mad meat and vegetables:

Rick and Morty creator

Justin Roiland

rocked and rolled

through the

roiling puke-tube:

We then stumbled upon the only exit,

a dryer full of filthy clothes

being humped by a giant robot:

And after crawling through it's

pitch black tunnel of wretchedness

we emerged from... 

A CAT BUTT:

We would have preferred to escape via the slide

or the karaoke cage:

But it was the cat butt for 

Ian Jones-Quartey

Those who survived soon partied

and partied to survive:

There was drinks.

And ice cream.

And lots of good friends,

old and new.

There was even a make-your-own t-shirt stall!

I got me some Venture Bros:

FUN AND MADNESS!

Thanks Adult Swim

for bringin' it!