FB 109 I Fanbot

Script by Eric Horsted, storyboard by Tom King.

"I, Fanbot" Storyboard

– Eric

Adventure Time’s character designers are Phil Rynda, Tom Herpich, and Natasha Allegri.

– Eric

Being a kid is radical. You already know this - as an animation nerd/connoisseur you are more than likely a giant, fun-loving child. Nobody captures the essence of what it means to enjoy being a kid better than this week’s featured animator, Tom DesLongchamp, in his goofy and sweet short “Kid Show”. Look out for his awesome interview with Channel Frederator later this week!

“Kid Show”, by Tom DesLongchamp - An animated homage to the wonders of being a kid.

Keep your eyes peeled for our new show, Cartoon Hangover, featuring the silliest, smuttiest animation on the web. For your beer-goggled, grown-up eyes only! Yes, you’re a kid a heart, but for serious, this will melt your face off.

Animators whose work is shown on regular episodes of Channel Frederator will receive cash! Learn more about the changes we’ve made here.

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WARNING: Channel Frederator is rated EXPLICIT. Man, fall is so *bleepin’* pretty! Oops. Sorry. Some content on CF is pretty grown up. If you’re under 18, get your parent’s permission prior to viewing.

-Bailee DesRocher

Episode #120. Artwork by Steve Lambe.

Concept art:

– Eric

“Duke of Nuts” Storyboard

Storyboard by Adam Muto and Elizabeth Ito.

– Eric

Fan art from Adventure Time’s newest production assistant, Joe Game. Welcome aboard, Joe.

– Eric

From “Chimp Chomp Chumps”. Set-up: The boys take advantage of Boog after he says he’ll do anything for their extra ticket to the world premiere of the Chimp Chomp movie. David Hornsby as Fanboy, Nika Futterman as Chum Chum, and Jeff Bennett as Boog.

– Eric

Hey Guys,

So for the past few months I’ve been working with a team to develop a Screenplay format writing program. It’s called Scripts. The app isn’t on the Appstore just yet, we’re still working out all the bugs. If you’re interested in a free copy of the app let me know! Stay tooned!

Thanks,
Steve

Berry the Ice Monster, designed by Eric Robles. While a much larger Berry can be seen in the original Random! Cartoons short, this tinier version of the Ice Monster is first seen in the episode “Berry Sick”.

And, from the CG department, a short clip of Berry on the turntable.

– Eric

FB 108_Digital Pet Cemetery

Since you’ve now seen it a jillion times, you probably have the episode memorized. Nonetheless, here’s the script by Scott Kreamer and the board by Andy Kelly.

“Digital Pet Cemetery” Storyboard

– Eric

P.S. Note how long ago the recording version of the episode’s script (which is completed several weeks after the original draft) was finished. And “Digital Pet Cemetery” premiered only this past Saturday. It takes a long time to get these cartoons out the door.