Drawing of Wile E. Coyote, as he attempts to grab the Road Runner, from a scene I animated for the Pontiac Grand Prix. Frank Molieri directed this late 90s commercial and handed me some really fun scenes!

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Drawing of Wile E. Coyote, as he attempts to grab the Road Runner, from a scene I animated for the Pontiac Grand Prix. Frank Molieri directed this late 90s commercial and handed me some really fun scenes!
Jerry trying his best to fit in as a baby kangaroo. Layout/storyboard panels from the “Tom and Jerry Tales” short, “Kangadoofus” 2007, written and directed by Tony Cervone and myself.
Miss Shapely from the episode “A Life Less Guarded” from “Tom and Jerry Tales,” 2007. Tony Cervone and I wrote and directed this episode which featured Droopy, a Tex Avery caricature and Miss Shapely, a Red Hot Riding Hood tribute.
Rough drawing from the “Kitty Hawked” episode of “Tom and Jerry Tales” 2007 where two elderly docents, one a cat the other a mouse, lead tours in the Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C.
Jerry Mouse brandishing a freshly dipped quill and filled with the Spirit of ’76, from the final scene of “The Declaration Of Independunce” from “Tom and Jerry Tales” 2007.
The “wet cement” image, from my previous post, here, painted by Craig Kelly, as it appears in the credits for “Little Go Beep,” with the list of animators, as well as an acknowledgment to the great Chuck Jones.
Wet Cement? Not for long! Image of Wile E. Coyote from the opening title sequence from "Little Go Beep," used on the card crediting the animators. Many are alumni from the animation studio StarToons, as well as several who were still there at the time of production, including Jon McClenahan.
Sam Davies and BOOM! Studios' HexVet Gets animated at Nickelodeon
Sam Davies and BOOM! Studios' HexVet Gets animated at Nickelodeon #HexVets
Nickelodeon is bringing the magical world of Willows Whisper to life with the greenlight of HexVet, a brand-new animated preschool series based on the eponymous BOOM! Studios graphic novels by Sam Davies. The CG and 2D-hybrid adventure-comedy series (20 episodes) follows unlikely best friends Nan and Clarion as they navigate life’s weird and wacky challenges, while apprenticing to be magical…
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