A while back I got to do a bunch of stop-motion for the Star Wars Mandalorian TV show. It was tricky to make this puppet feel like a real, heavy, alien thing!

My wife Alexis helped organize Animation Wild Card- a group of quarantined animators creating shorts from home and releasing them in batches as episodes. It's meant to feel like that show KaBlam! from the 90s. We've released two episodes so far, for which my wife and I have created two clay-animated shorts in a series we're calling Magical Cat. Take a look!

I haven't created many finished illustrations in a while, but I still find time to sketch my favorite subject- faces. I added a section on my Illustration page where I'll be posting these drawings. 

I was nominated for an Annie Award for Character Animation! This was my second time being nominated, and although I didn't win, it's an absolute honor to be recognized. I animated a sketch on season 10 of Robot Chicken featuring the character Bitch Pudding in the world of the Handmaid's Tale.

My wife Alexis and I created this short animation for the SyFy channel. We split responsibilities and got it finished in about a month. Our goal was to make it feel a bit like the 90s with bold colors and corny humor. Animating the mystery meat was difficult because it had a lot of chunks that didn't want to cooperate. 

I helped animate this Fortnite trailer at Screen Novelties. My favorite part was the fire in the fireplace which was painted plexiglass replacements lit with a blacklight and animated on 4s! Other fun facts: The little dog was held together with magnets and wax, and the Christmas tree was made from green feathers.

During season 3 of SuperMansion I got to work with a lot of talented interns. One of those interns was Ben Davis who started an artists podcast with his brother called Up & Coming. I had lunch with Ben during our time together and he recorded this nice little interview. Be sure to listen to the other episodes as well!