Work

Mistor Cartoons

Traditional Animation
Writing
Voice Acting

I created an award winning series of cartoons.

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Content Warning: These cartoons contain nudity, strong language, violence, and off-screen depictions of self-harm

The Award Winning Mistor cartoons

Mistor is a character I started drawing in the margins of my sketchbooks in college. I first tried using the character in a comic strip. Mistor frequently broke panels and did strange things with page flow, which inspired comic page style of the animations.

Email!!

This cartoon was what I turned in for an animatic assignment in a storyboarding class at SCAD. Tip if you’re learning pre-production: this is not an animatic.

Email!! received multiple awards and honors

  • Transdimentional Film Fest - Outstanding Animation
  • Macon Film Fest - 2nd Place Animation
  • Channel Frederator Award - Nominee

WTF!?

The Email!! cartoon went viral, so I decided to make more cartoons with this character and make them my thesis. For this piece I animated a bunch of stray thoughts and then arranged them into some sort of loose thread 20 minutes before I had to drive over to a friend’s house to record myself yelling in his closet.

WTF!? was awarded “Most Likely to be Censored by the FCC” at the Channel Frederator Awards.

The Mistor System

After several years, I decided I wanted a Wacom tablet and a Yeti Microphone, but no one would give them to me. So I up put a kickstarter to make a new Mistor cartoon for an amount of money greater than or equal to 1 Wacom Tablet and 1 Yeti Mic. The project was a success and now I own a Wacom Tablet and a Yeti Mic.

JibJab Sendables


JibJab never collected the Mistor eCards or created a tagging sysem, and they ocassionally rename, resize, and retired them. You can currently view several of them via this search link. I am partial to Laser Hugs my most popular eCard and Water Cooler my least popular eCard.


JibJab did a collaboration with internet video and animation artists for their line of Sendable eCards. I produced over a dozen or so shorts for this project.