

I remember first seeing his animation in the 80s and being impressed by how modern and traditional it was at the same time.
Seaside Woman is a music video he did for the McCartneys. In the bleak animation landscape of the 1980s, this stood out like a beacon of light. (Sorry for the crappy cliche, but it really did). It showed animation could still be fresh, fun, stylish and skillfully done without formula.
I wish I could find a clearer copy of it, but here it is:
This influenced and inspired me a lot - although he draws a lot better than I do.