Channel Frederator Blog

Tomorrow we premiere the fifth episode of Channel Frederator, chock full of cool cartoons. Featured among this week’s offering is Tom Neely’s “Don’t Pick on Me”, a Flash music video he produced for The Muffs. Here’s a bio submitted by Tom hisself:

Tom Neely is a painter, cartoonist, and animator living in Los Angeles. In 2004 he created the acclaimed anti-Bush political cartoon “Brother, Can You Spare a Job?”. His second cartoon, a music video made for The Muffs song “Don’t Pick On Me”, was selected for competition at the Ottawa ‘05 International Animation Festival. Recently, he published the comic book tuesday., the beginning of an untitled series of short-stories. Several of his paintings are featured in the American Illustration 24 annual published in November 2005, and he shows his work regularly in galleries in Los Angeles and San Francisco. He is currently working as a background painter for Nickelodeon’s The X’s while also writing new comics, working on new paintings for a solo show, and is curator of an upcoming group show for a gallery in Hollywood. Visit his Website, I Will Destroy You, here.

Thanks, Tom, for the film. And welcome to Channel Frederator.

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– Eric