Here’s the very first installment of my new project, Life in the Analog Age. For more (updated every Tuesday and Thursday) please visit: www.lifeintheanaolgeage.com

Ian Andersen is a student cartoonist from Houston

(his stuff is pretty frickin good)

check out his sketchblog: http://weflewairplanes.blogspot.com

and comics: http://citriccomics.blogspot.com

Drawn by me in 2007, colored by Ben Anders very recently. His colors are pretty groovy, but man, I’m just not sure about my old linework.

kwetchins, kwetchins, who got some kwetchins

Jerry is an amazing artist. You have seen his work and you didn’t even know it!

My friend Tony introduced Jerry to me at a Carl’s Jr. in ’99. Tony wanted me to put in a good word for Jerry at Spumco. He was amazing, and we hired him for his flash expertise, but unbeknownst to me, I already “knew” Jerry.

See, some of us guys at Spumco had this contest called the “Ace Card”. We would find the nastiest filthiest videos online and share them as our “ace card”. Tony always seemed to have a HUGE amount of videos and would usually always win. But those times changed when Jerry started at Spumco. Jerry was Tony’s secret supplier of depravity. If I would have known this, I would have told our boss that we needed to hire Jerry on his filth finding abilities alone!

Since then, I think I’ve worked with Jerry on every flash project I’ve done, including the Big Pants Mouse pilot at Disney. He is an amazing art director, bg designer, painter, animator, and all around great guy. Thanks for the final word Jerry, you put the final nail in Big Pant’s coffin.

Thank you all for all the support over the years. Here’s to the end of Big Pants and the start of Life In The Analog Age next week!

Check out more of Jeff Yorke’s brilliant Cinemashups!

So, I made the above silly picture of me and some chicken livers into my Facebook profile pic last week, and  some friends seemed to take notice. I thought I’d posted far stupider-looking pics of myself than that, but for whatever reason, this one got some extra attention. Here are some interpretations that some of my facebook friends drew.

Lee Yager kicked it off with this one.

Later, soon-to-be helperton Scotty Arsenault contributed this little number.

Helperton alum Kristen Bailey brought this to the universe.

And last but not least, this one was brought to us by Abbey Baxter.

Thanks, everyone who decided to draw my goofy mug!

Will Patrick is a super talented animator and the self-proclaimed “King of Anime,” but no one is sure what that means exactly. You can see more of his work on his blog or at his website.

Thanks Will!

come find out!