Meet Lupe
August 21st, 2008
Fanboy and Chum Chum
Who’s At The Register?
August 19th, 2008
“Preschool Prison” Storyboard
August 18th, 2008
Written by Scott Kreamer and storyboarded by Octavio Rodriguez. Octavio had been a Fanboy storyboard revisionist, but when a boarding spot opened up (there are six of them), he stepped to the plate and hit this one out of the park. Welcome to the starting line-up, Octavio. (Click through for larger sizes.) — Eric (Homan)
“PG Movie” Storyboard
August 7th, 2008
Okay, I know I usually post three or four board pages, but I like this seven-page sequence with Boog and the boys. The board is by Mr Eddie Trigueros, his third. The episode was written by Mr Eric Horsted. Also, this is episode #13, putting us 25% of the way through Nick’s initial order of 52 shorts. — Eric (Homan)
“Fangboy” Storyboard
August 6th, 2008
“Precious Pig” Storyboard
July 18th, 2008
Scrivener Elf…the details.
July 15th, 2008
Once all the fun character concepts on Fanboy have been approved (see below) , it’s time for the real work to begin….turnarounds mouthcharts and expressions.
Concepts for the Scrivener Elf.
Cleanup with temporary color
“Berry the Ice Monster” Storyboard
July 9th, 2008
Scrivener Elf
July 7th, 2008
From the episode “Yum Yum”.
Designed by Steve, colors by Eric, and textures by Chris.
– Eric (Homan)
Meet Caesar Martinez
June 27th, 2008
From the beginning of production, one of the must-have Fanboy and Chum Chum crew members for Eric has been background designer Caesar Martinez. The two shared an office back on The Xs at Nick and Mr Robles has been a fan ever since. Besides being able to see Caesar’s work in the original “Fanboy” Random! cartoon (when Nick breaks it out of the guarded vault, that is), you can admire his range of style in shows from Hey Arnold! to King of the Hill to the afore-mentioned Xs. What you need to do is click on Caesar’s pan below. It’ll take you to the Flickr page where you’ll get to see a larger size and, if you dare, the original ginormous view. You’ll see why the folks in the CG department here love building the sets Caesar creates. Thanks for the hard work, Caesar.
