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Tell us your story:
After graduating from BPCAD animation school in 1994, I worked on various freelance projects, including two shows for national TV in China. In 1999 I took a job in a store, and the freelance work dried up. After seven long, hard years, I began animating again, and in April 2006 I founded Planet Sunday, my very own studio. In September 2006 I left the store and have worked full-time for Planet Sunday ever since.

All my work is now digitally produced, and the ideas and dreams that I've held onto for all those years are beginning to come to fruition. I have written several animated shorts, and TV shows, it's now just a case of bringing them to life. There seems to be so much animation around these days, but very little of it is memorable. I grew up watching Looney Tunes and the like, and that is where my heart lies - timeless humour that makes people of every nationality laugh.
Hometown:
Milford Haven
Personal Website:
http://www.planetsunday.com
Portfolio Site:
http://www.planetsunday.com
About Me:
Some people have called me Cartoon Boy because my brain thinks like a cartoon. As we were taught in animation school, don't DO the cartoon, BE the cartoon.
Favorite Cartoons:
One Froggy Evening
Tom and Jerry
Anything with Bugs Bunny
Anything with Sylvester the Cat
Anything with Daffy Duck
Favorite Films:
Three Amigos
Way out West
Favorite TV Shows:
The Secret Show
Fairly Odd-Parents
Malcolm in the middle
Favorite Books:
The Bible, obviously
Narnia series
Around the World in 80 days
Swallows and Amazons series (especially Peter Duck) by Arthur Ransome
Favorite Artists or Illustrators:
Chuck Jones
Tex Avery
Friz Freleng
Hanna Barbera
Favorite Robots:
Mac and me

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RIP Ollie Johnson

Well, the last of the 'nine old men' has passed on, and so we say farewell to one of the greatest animators ever known I may not be the biggest fan of Disney animation (I'm more of a Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, early HB guy), but I have great respect for their ability and the vision that these guys had. When you think that they were pioneers in this industry, having little, if not none of the technology that we have today, it really is astounding. Whenever I read The Illusion Of Life, I am amazed… Continue

Posted on April 17th, 2008 at 5:30am — 1 Comment (Add)

Hi-jinx in animation

Over the years I've read several books about the animation studios of the 1930s and '40s, like Disney, MGM, etc. Some of the tales about the animators back then and the stuff that went on behind the scenes mirrored some of what went on in the animation school I attended almost 14 years ago. The practical jokes that we'd play on each other, the wind ups, etc etc, and all the fun that needs to exist in a place of creativity, where the ridiculous becomes the norm, and what is supposed to be the ri… Continue

Posted on April 7th, 2008 at 12:23pm — No Comments (Add)

Another cartoon fan on the way...

Well, I was going to call this blog number two on the way, but that would sound like I need to use the bathroom. Anyway, we've just found out that our family is expanding, and we have a baby due in November. It is exciting, but scary all the same. For those of you who don't know, my son is now 2, and it's a great age to be, both for him and us as parents. Our main concern are the sleepness nights, as I remember how hard it was for all of us back then. But hey, we got through it once, so we shoul… Continue

Posted on March 12th, 2008 at 8:37am — No Comments (Add)

Not so tired, but recovering...

Wow! What a couple of weeks THAT was! After all the struggle of doing nearly 35 hours' work in just two days, you can tell from my previous post that I was a little tired! Well, there were a few hiccups with what I produced over that time, which meant that I had to redo some bits, mainly rendering them through After Effects again to get the alpha channel to work. That all happened between Tuesday and Thursday, and on Friday I had an email from another client who offered me more work, which had… Continue

Posted on February 20th, 2008 at 5:17am — 1 Comment (Add)

Oh so tired...

I've been working on a music video for the last couple of weeks, and I had one less day than I thought till the deadline, so it meant working overnight. I crawled into bed at 8am, slept until midday and then carried on. It's now 10pm and the files are just uploading to my ftp site as I'm typing this.

I feel like I've been on a long haul flight! The project was a mixture of live action and animation, something I've never done before, so it's been great fun. I've realised how much I'm im…

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Posted on February 6th, 2008 at 5:13pm — 3 Comments (Add)

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At 9:20am on January 8th, 2008, nick miller said…
Nice one! Good luck with Planet Sunday!
At 12:14pm on November 29th, 2007, Joanna Davidovich said…
Hi Greg! Thanks for nice comment and the Friending!
 
 

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