Welp. We made it. Wrapping up the Bob's Burger's series with non other than the glue that holds the whole Belcher clan together, Linda! If you missed Gene from yesterday, here's a link to get caught up:

Gene Belcher...not my favorite Belcher, but he has his moments. He's a character that's always exploring his identity, and that makes for some excellent situational humor -- remember BEEF SQUATCH?! If

Back at it again with another Bob's Burger's illustration. Tonight we've got the littlest of the bunch, Louise! If you missed last nights sketch of Bob, here is the link: Her bunny ears are such an iconic

Tonight's sketch is non other than Bob Beltcher. This is another photoshop sketch, done using the same brushes and color palette as I used with Tina. Bob's my favorite tv dad for a host of reasons, but

I'm dropping off my favorite pubescent-mess of a cartoon character, Tina Belcher. She's the best part of Bob's Burgers imo, and impossible not to quote. This is a digital piece I did in photoshop.

Hey Steemers! Here is part four of my "I Am a Flamingo" series, where I talk about the process of my new short film. If you missed the last post, you can peep it here: Here's a promo piece of

Another vector-based character, here is Heffer: He was a ton of fun to make. Playing with the spacing of the eyes really changed the feel of the character, and gave him a "cuter" feel. I love

Here's another Nickelodeon themed illustration, based off one of my favorite characters, Rocko! This one started as a rough digital sketch, which I then drew with the pen tool. I don't do a lot of vector-based

Been thinking a lot about Catdog recently...How do they poop? An age old question. Been following all the hype in resurrecting classic Nicktoon's lately, so I'm hoping these guys are on the list. Happy

Hey Steemers! Here's part three of my creation process for "I Am a Flamingo." I'll be talking about the set build and everything that went into that. If you missed part two where I discuss the

Hey Steemers! Here's part two of my puppet creation process for "I Am a Flamingo." If you missed part one where I discussed the process I used to build Mingo, the Flamingo, here's a link to it:

Hope everyone is enjoying their Saturday. In honor of flu season, here's a slimer for ya: Thanks for peepin!

Hey Steemers! So a project that I've been working on intermittently for the last few years is almost finished, so in the coming days before it's released, I wanted to start sharing some production photos.

Hey Steemers! First off, thanks to everyone who's given me some pointers on how to find other artists in this community, it's not always an easy thing to do, so I appreciate the help! Season 04 of Tumble

Hey Steemers, I'm having a hard time finding quality artists here on the platform...where is everyone hiding?! Where are the animators, illustrators and filmmakers! Any suggestions of people to follow

Hey there Steemers! Here is the 3rd and possibly final installment of the "Behind the Scenes" for the Buzzfeed commercial shoot. If you missed the 2nd one, here's the link: The rest of this

Hey Steemit! This is another post about the puppets from the buzzfeed commercial. I wanted to go a little more in-depth on the process, and give the community a look into how they're made. Here's a link

Hey there Steemit! I wanted to share some "Behind the Scenes" footage from a commercial I had shot a while back for Buzzfeed, called "Lettuce Turnip the Beet!" a two-minute long stop

Hey Steemit! So apparently I missed the #introduceyourself part of this, so I'm making up for it now. Hi, my name is Tyson James and I'm a stop motion animator, illustrator and filmmaker. Most of the year,

Hi Steemit! Here's a link to part 01 of the Production Journal: I wanted to share with you all some process shots from LoD. For my workflow, puppets are always the hardest part of the production. They