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Designs for "Santa vs the Snowman" which aired on ABC and was re-formated for
Imax 3D. | | First designs for JOHNNY QUASAR, which later became JIMMY NEUTRON. | | Character designs for a spinoff series from JIMMY NEUTRON called ULTRALORD, based on a cartoon that the character SHEEN was obsessed with. These designs were based off descriptions from creator John Davis and artist Joe Riley's designs for Ultralord and Robofiend. |
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Character studies of "Lucas Nickel" from "AntBully". Each panel represents a development in Lucas' character throughout the story. Here Lucas first arrives in the Ant Colony. | | "AntBully"
Lucas is sent to "ant school". | | "AntBully"
Lucas must become an "ant". |
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"AntBully"
Lucas becomes an "ant warrior". | | An early model sheet for JOHNNY QUASAR, which later evolved into JIMMY NEUTRON. | | Helix the Cat was an early mascot for DNA Productions. He was based on a design by Keith Alcorn, and later replaced by Paul the 3 Eyed Monkey. |
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JIMMY NEUTRON with Goddard in FLYCYCLE mode and Dad tagging along. Also an early Yokian design from the movie. | | Some suggested designs for JIMMY NEUTRON'S nemesis NUMMIE JETRON. | | Space alien character that appeared in an episode of Back at the Barnyard. |
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Princess Oom from the Nickelodeon series PLANET SHEEN. | | Some preliminary designs of Doppy from PLANET SHEEN. | | Preliminary designs for the Emperor of Zeenu on PLANET SHEEN. |
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Expression sheet for Nesmith from PLANET SHEEN. | | Some more early character designs from JOHNNY QUASAR which later became JIMMY NEUTRON. Here you can see characters that later became Sheen, Cindy Vortex, and Carl. | | Character reference sheets for a Catalan/Spanish language advertising series made in Spain. |
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SHAOLIN PANDAS was a comic strip I tried to get off the ground in the late 1980s. | | A panel from the SHAOLIN PANDAS comic strip. Later, I tried pitching it as an animated TV series. | | I almost called the comic "Kung fu Pandas", but thought that was not as good a title as SHAOLIN PANDAS at the time. I wish I had copyrighted both titles. |
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