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Felix Colgrave
I routinely see kids products that come in the 2 options "Dinosaur" or "Unicorn"- which apart from the obvious, annoys me because one gets science and one gets mythology. This could easily be fixed by swapping dinosaurs with dragons, or, hear me out, aggressively marketing Cambrian sea life to girls
"why does nobody remember this" I say, holding up a DVD of a 2006 live action CatDog movie. Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson frown at each other in prosthetics that don't quite resemble a cat or a dog. Their lower bodies are connected by a CG tube. A tiny blue Will Ferrell leers at them from a mouse hole
Here is episode 2! I did the sound and music for both of these. I should also mention the "sound" largely consists of me barking like a little dog. If you would enjoy hearing me, impersonating a small dog, then hoo boy! This is for you
I did the sound+music for this! youtu.be/-7ZVJgmCF0o?...
These are made by @ivandixon.bsky.social, who has been my boss on several cool projects, including the Fallout 4 S.P.E.C.I.A.L animations and Childish Gambino's Feels Like Summer MV. Doing the sound is considerably easier than animating however. Please keep hiring me to bark like a dog sir
I extended all the music from my short film DONKS, now it's also an album felixcolgrave.bandcamp.com/album/donks-...
Hi these weren't shipping to the US for a while, but now they are again! You might not know it yet but this rat is your new favourite cartoon character. When I finish my rat cartoon you will say "wow I love this rat, I'm glad I had purchased Rat™ merchandise from wombot.studio/shop before seeing it"
I'm very deep in the throes of production right now. If you'd like to help me finish it you can support the project on patreon.com/felixcolgrave, OR you can buy one of these limited edition, signed + numbered risograph prints of my little rodent protagonist at wombot.studio/shop
On Tasmanian souvenirs you will see this motif of people, devils, teddies etc with 2 heads. It's never explicit, but the joke is: we are inbred! It's a cartoon congenital disorder. I have no idea how a tourist is meant to guess this, so I guess it's an in-joke, for Tasmanians to enjoy, in every shop