VICTOR NUNES DRAWS WITH STUFF

Okay, like

this is you:

OMG 

I don't know what to draw!

And then

Brazilian artist

Victor Nunes

walks up.

And he's like,

Dude, just grab a 

PIECE OF LETTUCE!

And you're all confused because

you don't speak Portuguese.

So Mr. Nunes takes a piece

of paper, a pencil

and some lettuce

and 

BOOM:

Mr. Nunes

does it

with bread 

and other stuff, too:

Go 

LIKE

his 

Facebook page

to see more

of his 

sooper

clever

sketches!

CAREER DAY AT COLFAX CHARTER

I had 

DUMPTRUCKS

of fun

hanging with the kids

at

Colfax Charter Elementary School

for their 

Career Day!

(that's a sooper secret new show pitch i'm telling the kids about)

(shhhhhhhhhh!)

And I love that

they didn't take a picture of me 

picking my nose.

THANKS

FOR THE AWESOME CARD,

ROOM 15!

RE-ANIMATED: THE ZOMBIE SHOW

Tuesday night was

most 

DEFINITELY

the zombie apocalypse.

At least it was at

DISNEY

TV ANIMATION:

Yup,

the latest

art show's theme was 

ZOMBIES!

And a lot of folks turned up to have 

their brains eaten 

by 

SOOPER

INCREDIBLE

ART!

Aliki Theofilopolous Graft 

showed off her napkin

art as part of her never-ending quest

to make all other parents feel lame about

what they put in their kid's lunches:

Fish Hooks totally 

rose from the 

grave

toilet:

PHINEAS AND FERB

creator Dan Povenmire

went black and white for

Inktober:

Love this Sea Hag by

Alex Duckworth:

STAR VS THE FORCES OF EVIL

creator

Daron Nefcy

rocked this out:

7D 

art director

Frank Montegna

designed this 

Haunted Mansion

homage

with the help of

directors

Charles Visser

and 

Alfred Gimeno:

Who let 

Pikachu

in the house?

GAH!

I somehow didn't get the 

third painting in this

beautiful

triptych:

FISH HOOKS

creator

Noah Z. Jones

made this:

And Joel Trussel made this:

My son

Parker got to meet

GRAVITY FALLS

creator

ALEX HIRSCH

and told him that if he didn't

give him an autograph

he'd spend the next 5 hours talking about soccer.

Alex quickly gave him an autograph:

So what'd I dig up for the show?

THE 7 DEAD!

I started by doing the 

roughs on my Cintiq:

I cleaned 'em up a bit further:

Then I printed each one and

cleaned 'em up in pencil over a light box:

 After that the colored pencils went to work:

And 

WHA-BOOOOOOM:

It was so much fun 

drawing these!

 The 

DISNEY TVA

art shows are like

deliciously

gourmet 

brains

served up just the way 

you like 'em!