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 Daniel is destined to be the next Frank Welker.

 Alan is a happy go lucky Scotsman.

 Tea was very talkative.

 Here is world famous painter, Drake Brodahl with the fruit of his loins. Check out his own fancy-pants cartoon art:

My Mom is really going to be impressed that I drew Lee Aronsohn - the co-creator of 2 and a Half Men and Big Bang Theory.

 And here is Chris - again with his burning need for hot cartoon bitches.

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 This fella is my best likeness yet.

Here is the first man to successfully clone himself.

Luc here is not impressed.

Jesse collects snake ladies.

They needed an ad for their tanning salon.

Love is everywhere!

Dan is a web producer for the mouse factory. I told him to run the old ones and get rid of the new redubbed voices. He promised.

Good catch, Neil!

CTN Caricatures 1 April 2013

Here's my best friend, River who is the world's biggest cartoon fan.

 These are my friends from the most creative animation studio.

 Nico displays his soul-patch.

 Kyra waited patiently and sat very quiet and didn't refuse to smile. Her sister will appear soon.

 Here are two lovers brought together by their favorite cartoon couple.

Chris demanded this instead of a caricature. Wonder what he's gonna do with it.

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I am bringing some original animation drawings from my sentimental tribute to the great Ralph Bakshi. These are from "Firedogs 2" where Ralph plays the fire chief. 

 Ralph with shaving cream.

 Ralph pinching one.

 Ren and Stimpy unstick the great one's zipper.

 Stimpy as Plungerman.

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Fanboy Admission and Genetics

I was a super nerd growing up (still am).

All I wanted to do was watch cartoons and draw 'em.

I loved cartoons that were based on personalities - iconic characters, even if they weren't fully animated.

I was especially obsessed with the Flintstones and not only drew them but acted out stories about them in the back yard  with my neighbors, Jeff and Phil. I actually got in trouble for it once.

I used to draw my own stories about them and even wrote treatises on what made up the different styles of each studio.

I used to explain how the different styles worked to my friends who stared at me like I was nuts. "Who the f' cares, Falusi??"

The Chipmunks for some reason were on Sunday mornings in Ottawa, sandwiched in between in all the boring Jesus shows. It was extremely limited but very creative and whimsical. And of course the music and soundtracks were great. I don't know what the heck happened to them in the 80s. They became preachy and depressing and hideously drawn.

Bobby Bigloaf is a character that is a fanboy but of the kind that wishes he could draw but instead chooses the easier route - to write.

There is a new kind of rare fanboy, encouraged by the internet, somewhat like Bobby, only much angrier, a very strange sort of genetic defect that luckily doesn't have chance of breeding.

I loved Disney animation as a kid but never really got into the characters. It just seemed like beautifully abstract motion and I was mesmerized by it.

I am much more naturally drawn to the kind of full animation that is creative like early Fleischers and Looney Tunes. 

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