Señor Chips

Monday, July 13, 2009

The B-Side

Here's my follow-up to "Me So Horny." It's titled "Touch Me (When You're Drunk)." I should really look into some singing lessons!

Download Track Here!

Monday, May 25, 2009

Love you long time

Okay, so the post below isn't my last. Yesterday I was bored and decided to do some recording. This recording is for mature audiences only, so if you're immature go away.

Click here to download the track.

What can I say, I love doo wop!

Thursday, March 05, 2009

The End of an Era...

It's been awhile, but I thought it would only be appropriate to post a fond farewell to the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends animation crew. I began working on Foster's in November 2003, and completed the final episode in October 2008. All together the crew and I animated 54 episodes plus the PPG special completely in-house in Burbank, the other 24 episodes were animated by Boulder Media in Dublin, Ireland. I learned a whole lot working on the series and had... uh... "fun" working on it. For our last day of production we had a final lunch with the animation crew including our original animation director, Craig Kellman; the food was okay... We are the people who are responsible for your children constantly repeating, "I like chocolate milk," we apologize.

Eric Pringle, Scott Graham, Michelle Papandrew, Ruben Chavez, Shawn Toshikian, Greg Araya, Nick Bertonazzi, Steve Wilson, Elaine Reali, Rob Lilly III, Hal Newman, Bob Harper, Steffen Vala, Joel Reid, Craig Kellman, Sam Chi, Leo Riley, Rob Romero, Dave Wolfe, Jeff Zikry (Not pictured: Sara Anderson, Jason Flowers, Stephen Sawran, Marius Alesce, Kristen McCormick, Don Devine, and Chris Staples)

This is the greatest Flash animation crew in the Los Angeles area, please hire them if they are inquiring work.

For you that actually frequent this blog and who are Flash savvy, here is a pdf of how to animate a walk cycle of Bloo, click here!

This will also probably be my last post on SeñorChips

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Fantasmas y Goblins

I recently collaborated with Jerry de Jesus on this calaca for the 8-bit artshow tonight at Gallery 1988, over on Melrose & La Brea from 7pm-11pm. I made the skeletons and Jerry painted everything else.