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The New York jazz band bringing back cartoon music

sudshr47 February 28, 2019

The day Joel Pierson, also known as the ‘piano doctor,’ moved to New York in 2014 was the day his wife told him she was pregnant (Yipe!). Pierson, a jazz musician, who was out of work and out of the music scene, resorted to a list of “harebrained ideas” he had been carefully compiling, for a fresh musical start. It was that or a different career altogether.

“As I was running through the list, I was like, ‘a jazz band playing cartoon music, who’s done that,’” Pierson told me as we sat around a secluded (vewy, vewy quiet) table at the New York Hilton Midtown, where his band, The Queen’s Cartoonists, were about to showcase some of their repertoire – ranging from renditions of early Popeye and Looney Tunes to cult classics like Bambi Meets Godzilla – at an Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) conference. Read more…

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A brilliant artist reimagined characters from ‘The Office’ as cartoons

sudshr47 March 26, 2018

FACT: The Office will never die.

Sure, the NBC comedy ended in 2013, but the show’s beloved characters will live on in our hearts, minds, and apparently sketchpads forever.

The latest tribute to the Dunder Mifflin crew comes from Marisa Livingston, a Los Angeles artist who transformed Michael Scott and the gang into some of the most perfect cartoon characters we’ve ever seen.

#the office #character design #art pic.twitter.com/JvyQFUXMqV

— Marisa Livingston (@Marisa_Draws) February 28, 2018

Livingston started off by animating the World’s Best Boss, along with some of our favorite core office employees like Jim Halpert, Pam Beesly, Dwight Shrute, Kelly Kapoor, and Andy Bernard. Read more…

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This Instagram cartoonist has accused Domino’s of plagiarising her comic

sudshr47 February 27, 2018

A popular Instagram artist has accused Domino’s Pizza of plagiarism after one of their official Facebook pages posted a cartoon that closely resembled the artist’s own work.
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This 18-year-old cartoonist promotes positivity through a genderless, pink bean

sudshr47 February 8, 2018

Harry Hambley from Cardiff is only 18, but he’s something of an Instagram sensation.

In June 2016, Hambley put up his first cartoon on Instagram.

U found me 🐉 #no1

A post shared by Ketnipz (@ketnipz) on Jun 7, 2016 at 12:38pm PDT

Hambley is the artist behind the webcomic Ketnipz. It’s an odd name for a comic, and purposefully devoid of meaning.

“The name doesn’t really mean much, except that it sounds fun and that it’s a lot different from typical titles,” Hambley told Mashable. “It’s purposely ambiguous, so that it doesn’t get associated with anything in particular — meaning I can keep using it when I decide to explore different creative fields or ideas.” Read more…

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This 18-year-old cartoonist promotes positivity through a genderless, pink bean

sudshr47 February 8, 2018

Harry Hambley from Cardiff is only 18, but he’s something of an Instagram sensation.

In June 2016, Hambley put up his first cartoon on Instagram.

U found me 🐉 #no1

A post shared by Ketnipz (@ketnipz) on Jun 7, 2016 at 12:38pm PDT

Hambley is the artist behind the webcomic Ketnipz. It’s an odd name for a comic, and purposefully devoid of meaning.

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Cartoon character Snagglepuss has his own comic, and he’s officially gay

sudshr47 December 6, 2017

After years of speculation, it’s finally been confirmed: The classic and beloved cartoon star Snagglepuss is officially gay.

This may come as a shock to some, if they haven’t really looked into the life of the big, pink mountain lion who pals around with Huckleberry Hound & Co., but those in his inner circle have known for a very long time.

Mark Russell, who is writing a new DC comic book series based on Snagglepuss’s life — Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles is available January 3 — delivers a pretty clear picture of what’s going on here. “Lila Lion is his beard, and he does have a boyfriend in his private life.” Read more…

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