It's a shame you never got your own full series. All of your shorts that I've seen (I've yet to see The Semprini Triplets) made me laugh loudly enough to wake the neighbors. Part of me is curious if any of your shorts did well enough with test audiences to warrant a series.
Hey Pat, I remember how spectacular experience was to watch your first Sledgehammer O'Possum on CN. After shitty era of American cartoons finally someone had an opportunity to make a real cartoon in the best tradition of this genre with some spicy modern flavour. I was delighted then and maybe I am crazy, but looking form today perspective it seems like the cartoon boom with Craig_McCracken, Tartakovski up for today's Uncle Grandpa or Disney's Shorts - it's all started from you and your first "What a Cartoon" films. You have started this revolution and you still don't have your own series. Why, Pat? Anyway I'am going to enjoy your art and I hope my dream will come true and some day some good people will release HD version of your little masterpieces. Keep up your excellent work, Pat!
Happy to see you post some sketches this new year! :)
ReplyDeleteStart the new year off with a bang.
ReplyDeleteLitterly with that last pic!
DeleteOut of curiosity, do you save all your art to clouds, portable storage drives or discs?
ReplyDeleteNone of the above.
ReplyDeleteYour OYC short "That's My Pop" has recently been uploaded to YouTube!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a copy of "The Semprini Triplets"? That short is the only OYC short to not have resurfaced online at all.
Hey Pat, you should get a tumvlir account. It lasts longer than Blogger
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame you never got your own full series. All of your shorts that I've seen (I've yet to see The Semprini Triplets) made me laugh loudly enough to wake the neighbors. Part of me is curious if any of your shorts did well enough with test audiences to warrant a series.
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ReplyDeleteHey Pat, I remember how spectacular experience was to watch your first Sledgehammer O'Possum on CN. After shitty era of American cartoons finally someone had an opportunity to make a real cartoon in the best tradition of this genre with some spicy modern flavour. I was delighted then and maybe I am crazy, but looking form today perspective it seems like the cartoon boom with Craig_McCracken, Tartakovski up for today's Uncle Grandpa or Disney's Shorts - it's all started from you and your first "What a Cartoon" films. You have started this revolution and you still don't have your own series. Why, Pat? Anyway I'am going to enjoy your art and I hope my dream will come true and some day some good people will release HD version of your little masterpieces. Keep up your excellent work, Pat!
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