Sometimes I just have to step in and say, "No, I wasn't high on anything." If you knew how much work went into this you'd realize how impossible that would be. And I was never a drug user.
your great...so is kim deitch....everyone thinks you took loads of DMT to inspire you..but being a artist myself i know how much work goes into these masterpieces..
Terence mckenna mentioned you and quasi at the quackadero as the nearest thing to a DMT trip he ever saw...so in one way hes turned alot of people on to you..he was a good intelligent man.
ever since watching this when I was 18 I ve always said "my plea-s-ure" like anita does. People usually give me a weird look, but it always makes me smile and think of this awesome work
Fell into that trap. My ideas are much more interesting now I've achieved sobriety. It's a myth propelled by those who believe Hendrix was only good due to acid use etc.
Hey, thanks Nadine. I'll be moving this and many other films of mine over to Vimeo in months ahead so if you can't find it here look there. RUclips is most unkind to artists. (More than 2 million views, less than $200)
you are probably one of, if not the biggest inspirations to me. i love how you believe that animation is limitless in the sense that anything can happen at all. i want to create worlds and characters similar to yours one day, and bring them to life.
Dear Sally, I first saw this when I was 9, the year it was made. At the time I was lucky enough to be under the care and influence of Freude Bartlett who showed it to us kids in her living room on a film projector, a few yards from the Serious Business Company building where she taught me to edit film with razors and tape. I was so inspired, many flip books were to follow and eventually became a film maker. I loved this piece so much and it is even better than I remember. One surprise as an adult is that I missed the seemingly obvious plot parallel to Sephen Kings Carrie, so popular at the time and now again. Also, only now do I see the influence on your work from pre code musicals from Berkely to DeMille! Ub Iwerks and Max Fleisher aren't exactly rolling in their graves either! More like dancing with the dancing daisies. Thanks for being brilliant and inspiring so many modern animator e with the freedom and imagination of your work.
Thanks for this interesting and nice message. Freude did so much for independent animators, and for kids too! So sad that she's gone. And oh yeah I love those pre code musicals. Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing this memory of Freude.
It amazes me everytime I see these how influenced I was by you. Like not just art but like ideas about life all kinds of things. it feels good like Im home whenever I come here. Thank you
This is a wonderful, strange thing for me to read. I wish I had experienced something like that when .I was working in animation. Thank you. Makes me think of a lot of things. Stay inspired.
Hi- I think Quasi's eyeball outfit predates the Residents- correct me if I'm wrong- wikipedia puts the eyeball head dress for Residents in the 80's, and this was 1978.
Good chance. And I absolutely could imagine you collaborating with them aesthetically, though I don't see evidence of that on your wiki page. Have you?
wow, i saw these on "Night Flight" in the early 80s and they've been festering in the back of my brain ever since. great to see these! now i don't have to fumble when people ask: "what artists are you influenced by?" thanks Sal!!
I'm so glad I found this! As a kid, I remember seeing this short featured on a segment of some evening news show, heralding the arrival of 'Nu-Wave Animation". Just from that quick glimpse, the imagery and music were unforgettable. Nothing I searched for over the years seemed to click until just today, out of the blue, I finally remember the name of the short, 'Make Me Psychic' ! I had always wanted to see more of this series, your work is very colorful, quirky, and just a hint of playful subversiveness ;)
I don't get it.....why doesn't this woman have a million or more viewers/subscribers? Why is there no documentary on her? Once we lose people like her.....they are gone. Let's appreciate at them NOW so they know their appreciated while we are fortunate enough to have them still with us.
Hi, Sally. I'm glad to hear that you created this without being under the influence of anything. You are a true artistic creator and genius! This is one of my favorite things; a true work of art! Thank you for sharing your gift with the rest of humanity,
Sally, you never cease to amaze me with your stuff. People might think you're on drugs, but everyone says that about mind-bending art. You're like David Lynch or Dali (also non-users who made cool, weird stuff)
Hey Sally ! this work is timeless. A friend of mine showed me your cartoons and i got impressed , just like a child, I felt the same things that i used to feel when I was younger, I really believe we all keep a child in us, i just like to remember that it is right here. Thank you for your art . A big hug from México.
Hello Sally, i must say this is amazing. I absolutely love this animation for the fact of how unique the design is and how much fun it is (i can imagine it was pretty fun making it as well.) Although i know this wasn't made for trippy purposes, you have to admit, this is pretty damn trippy and i like watching it on a lazy sunday after a good bowl of greenery. Thank you for this creation, i promise i will show my kids "Make me Psychic" if i have any. Once again, splendid work, much praise
Sally, I love how your cartoons are like the old Fleischers, with a crazy-cool 70's-Cruikshank twist! By the way, I noticed the flapper girl at 4:51, and a cute one at 4:26 that bears a striking resemblance to Mary Pickford!
Hey all if I haven't replied to your comment it's because this new system of google + managing the comments makes it ?impossible? to reply to messages that came in before google+ took over. Not happy about this.
Sally Cruikshank hi!! We‘re a British band on an independent label. Wanted to know if it might be possible to get permission to use make me psychic for a promo video for our next single. The animation and our music just fits so perfectly together. Our email: greenseagullband@gmail.com
Years later and the creator of this short is still commenting on this RUclips video. Amazing, Sally! I just accidentally stumbled upon this after watching videos of psychics being wrong, lol!
Thanks AeonsOld. In fact it's almost impossible even to make hand drawn animation anymore- the camera services have quit the business, theatres run digital and there's no revenue source.
Wow I think I last saw this at least 20 years ago, or probably more, and I can't believe how many of the images came back to me as I watched. Thanks for posting this!
Sally i am back once and again and discover something new every time. This is classic, acid, funny, real, fantastic, such a great style!!!! you make me travel to the past , to the future, to those secrets place in the mind....
Thank you so much for sharing this-and for creating it! I saw this film short on HBO in the middle of the night sometime around 1981 and have since tried to remember what this was! Mystery FINALLY solved!
Oh, no problem, I wasn't complaining. I just meant you could ignore that question now since you already answered it here. I have an interest in voice acting and I really enjoyed the voices in these two. I did also ask what Quasi and Anita's relationship is exactly.
My hat off to you, Sally Cruikshank for an image sticking in my head ever since I was a young kid!! My family was watching a PBS animation show once in the 70s and they utilized the clip of Anita getting asked out and having the heart arrows in her eyes and that was so amusing to me I wanted to see more! My kind of kookiness for sure! Now that we have everything at our fingertips in this day and age I Googled it and found not only the character but your channel too!!
I really like your animation style here, Sally! It reminds me of the animated segments on Sesame Street I'd see as a kid; they were always my favorites, especially the pinball segments. Musically, there's definitely shades of Spongebob in here as well. Lovely work!
That was so much FUN ! I wish more cartoons had this spirit. Your choice of music was great ,too. (I recognized the names from The Cheap Suit Serenaders.)
Beautiful animation Sally. I can understand your situation, as I too make bizarre animation which is often misunderstood. I think it's unfortunate that our culture is so quick to associate imagination with drug use.
I vaguely remember seeing this somewhere when I was younger. Regardless I've been perusing your numerous videos and I must say that I really dig your stuff! Five stars all the way!
I saw this cartoon on A&E back in the mid 80's when I was a kid and thought it was kinda creepy. I taped the last minute of it but never knew what it was called or who made it. It's really cool animation and it's great to see it again. Thanks Sally. BTW, the end is missing on this version!
I just saw this film at an Other Cinema screening at Artists' Television Access in San Francisco. Standout favorite, and a very welcome introduction to your work. Hilarious, fantastical dream-logic psychedelia
was this used with the same colors/ paints from " every story has a beginning, middle and end" by chance?-at 3:16, the palm trees have a very vivid darkness to them-this is why i ask.
So glad to find this. I first saw your work as the cartoon trailer at the movies before the feature started. And was blown away! I often thought that Pee Wee's Playhouse "borrowed" heavily from you. Your work is marvelous.
I remember seeing this in one of my Cinema classes and it being an immediate inspiration to me; I ended up basing my final project in that class on your style though it didn't turn out anywhere near as good. Really appreciate your work!
yes, he did a comic called 'Frank' about a sort of buck-toothed cat thing...he was mostly obsessed with reptiles though (he was to frogs what you are to ducks)...his comics are raaawwther psychedelic, definitely worth checking out! you might also enjoy Charles Burns' "Black Hole" and "Big Baby", which are much darker, but in the same hallucinogenic vein (P.S: obligatory fan gushing: you rule, sal!!!!! thank you for generously posting your videos!)
Thanks so much for the nifty write-up on your blog. I bookmarked it because it looks as if it's fully of good posts. Loved those Danish animal pictures.
hey sally i met you (far too many years ago) when you showed these films on a projector! who could have dreamed i'd be watching them one day on my laptop? but these are so utterly lovely, it's a shame the feature never got financing but i am so happy you did the quasi shorts for us!
He was just a kid then, and did some inking and painting. We had a very jolly time and Tom was fond of practical jokes. I hadn't heard of yer art school before.
Wow! That was so creative and original. That was immensely enjoyable to watch. You surely should make more. I'm also curious about the inspiration for this. I have some ideas but...ya know...
The voices have so much character, not to mention the deliciously coloured world these critters live in! I particularly enjoyed the blue car creature. (:
Oh my gosh, I miss stuff like this! One thing that's ultimately impressive in this is the Backgrounds; I love their rendering. I remember some of your shorts from Sesame streets also; Though I'm not as old school as their actual dating. Subscribe'd!
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Sometimes I just have to step in and say, "No, I wasn't high on anything." If you knew how much work went into this you'd realize how impossible that would be. And I was never a drug user.
What a brilliant piece of creativity Sally!
your great...so is kim deitch....everyone thinks you took loads of DMT to inspire you..but being a artist myself i know how much work goes into these masterpieces..
Terence mckenna mentioned you and quasi at the quackadero as the nearest thing to a DMT trip he ever saw...so in one way hes turned alot of people on to you..he was a good intelligent man.
How much work has gone into this? It looks old and in the style of early Sesame Street animation (1970s). I really like this.
@@Zinwaq A lot of work, trust me!
ever since watching this when I was 18 I ve always said "my plea-s-ure" like anita does. People usually give me a weird look, but it always makes me smile and think of this awesome work
Vanessa, that makes me laugh!
Thanks, Phoenix. It's kind of depressing how many people think it takes drugs to come up with unusual ideas. Blame it on what? I'm not sure.
I'm sorry did you say unusual? Life keeps on flashing before your eyes.
Fell into that trap. My ideas are much more interesting now I've achieved sobriety. It's a myth propelled by those who believe Hendrix was only good due to acid use etc.
Unusual ideas don't always have a real message.
@@junkachu4919 agreed
I can't stop watching these. New cartoons just don't compare. This is so creative and artistic. I show these to my three-year-old!
Hey, thanks Nadine. I'll be moving this and many other films of mine over to Vimeo in months ahead so if you can't find it here look there. RUclips is most unkind to artists. (More than 2 million views, less than $200)
Sally Cruikshank
Thanks for the heads up!
@@sallycruikshank Still up to this day. And it is very beautiful.
Nah new ones aren't this funny
That's scary.
you are probably one of, if not the biggest inspirations to me. i love how you believe that animation is limitless in the sense that anything can happen at all. i want to create worlds and characters similar to yours one day, and bring them to life.
Thanks for your thoughtful and encouraging post. Stay inspired!!
I watched this high. I laugh hysterically for the first 5 mins then spent the next 3 mins curled up in a ball crying and confused in a state of panic.
because high is a mast... not as a novice of 420dew
MiguelMValentine
I'm with you on that Miguel-
Whoa! What are you getting high on, dude?
@B0omer96 makes sense. Congrats on 7 years.
Because the person who came up with this not a good person. Black face is not a good thing, even in the guise of a drug trip.
I love the sound Anita makes when she laughs :)
the world needs more stuff like this . . . .
Thanks, Keisha
Dear Sally, I first saw this when I was 9, the year it was made. At the time I was lucky enough to be under the care and influence of Freude Bartlett who showed it to us kids in her living room on a film projector, a few yards from the Serious Business Company building where she taught me to edit film with razors and tape. I was so inspired, many flip books were to follow and eventually became a film maker. I loved this piece so much and it is even better than I remember. One surprise as an adult is that I missed the seemingly obvious plot parallel to Sephen Kings Carrie, so popular at the time and now again. Also, only now do I see the influence on your work from pre code musicals from Berkely to DeMille! Ub Iwerks and Max Fleisher aren't exactly rolling in their graves either! More like dancing with the dancing daisies. Thanks for being brilliant and inspiring so many modern animator e with the freedom and imagination of your work.
Thanks for this interesting and nice message. Freude did so much for independent animators, and for kids too! So sad that she's gone. And oh yeah I love those pre code musicals. Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing this memory of Freude.
Yo this is the kinda trippy stuff cartoons are too scared to do. Well done this is great
+Syna Rapaver thank you thank you Syna!
Took a peek at my spam comments and discovered internet "psychics" have tried to lure customers through this video's comment section. Yikes.
This is fabulous! Thanks, Sally.
Incredible
Sally Cruikshank Sally, you're the best ever, I hope the rest of your years are kind and wonderous!
Mark Aziz Mark, thanks for all your kind comments! All best wishes to you too, Sally
Incredible irony, love all your animation!
I just always get such a weird, happy feeling from this cartoon. I have been coming back to this animation since i was 16 and am 25 now
Snozzy: is this your idea of a joke!?
Anita: LMAO
I have always enjoyed this weird wonderful little universe of characters. They are so crazy. I really love "Don't Go In the Basement" too.
Thanks, so nice.
Whoa… the music video to don’t go in the basement is really similar to this… Surreal and liminal
This is one of the most incredible cartoons I've ever seen!! Wow
Wow, what a nice comment, thanks!!
Especially love the opening-- it's an animated Johnson & Smith catalog!
Exactly!
i just found out about you today and your creations are delightful, showing these to my friends, amazingly strange
Ha ha thanks. Welcome to my world!
It amazes me everytime I see these how influenced I was by you. Like not just art but like ideas about life all kinds of things. it feels good like Im home whenever I come here. Thank you
This is a wonderful, strange thing for me to read. I wish I had experienced something like that when .I was working in animation. Thank you. Makes me think of a lot of things. Stay inspired.
I feel like a child watching cartoons for first time ❤
Ah gee that must be a nice feeling!
This video changed my life 5 years ago. I love it!
oh god, I've stumbled over a fever dream
Quasi looks pretty good for being millions of years old now.
Funny!
Hi- I think Quasi's eyeball outfit predates the Residents- correct me if I'm wrong- wikipedia puts the eyeball head dress for Residents in the 80's, and this was 1978.
Good chance. And I absolutely could imagine you collaborating with them aesthetically, though I don't see evidence of that on your wiki page. Have you?
@@paranormalvideo4599 never collaborated with them though we were all San Francisco based.
phenomenal! marvelous! don't know where all the artists unafraid of getting a little noodley like this ran off to, glad your work's here at least! :^)
Thanks Elijah
I love this cartoon so much! I've watched it a lot over the years & always recommend it to friends. You're work is brilliantly fantastic!
Memory is so strange, isn't it? I remember jingles for tv ads from the 50's. "Stronger than Dirt"
Im constantly returning to this. This is easily one of the greatest things ive seen
wow, thank you.
wow, i saw these on "Night Flight" in the early 80s and they've been festering in the back of my brain ever since. great to see these! now i don't have to fumble when people ask: "what artists are you influenced by?" thanks Sal!!
My favourite short animation, your style is so captivating
thanks so much!
I love you Sally so much I love your works I love them soo much. You really inspire me !!!! Your style is everything I LOVE IT!!!!! ♥️
Thanks so much! Stay inspired!!
I'm so glad I found this! As a kid, I remember seeing this short featured on a segment of some evening news show, heralding the arrival of 'Nu-Wave Animation". Just from that quick glimpse, the imagery and music were unforgettable. Nothing I searched for over the years seemed to click until just today, out of the blue, I finally remember the name of the short, 'Make Me Psychic' ! I had always wanted to see more of this series, your work is very colorful, quirky, and just a hint of playful subversiveness ;)
I don't get it.....why doesn't this woman have a million or more viewers/subscribers? Why is there no documentary on her? Once we lose people like her.....they are gone. Let's appreciate at them NOW so they know their appreciated while we are fortunate enough to have them still with us.
I hope someone does do a documentary on her!
ruclips.net/video/cul_G3PJBos/видео.html
Just tripping... just tripping.
Hi, Sally. I'm glad to hear that you created this without being under the influence of anything. You are a true artistic creator and genius! This is one of my favorite things; a true work of art! Thank you for sharing your gift with the rest of humanity,
Thanks Emmyboo!
Sally, you never cease to amaze me with your stuff. People might think you're on drugs, but everyone says that about mind-bending art. You're like David Lynch or Dali (also non-users who made cool, weird stuff)
Hey Sally ! this work is timeless.
A friend of mine showed me your cartoons and i got impressed , just like a child, I felt the same things that i used to feel when I was younger, I really believe we all keep a child in us, i just like to remember that it is right here.
Thank you for your art .
A big hug from México.
Hello Sally, i must say this is amazing. I absolutely love this animation for the fact of how unique the design is and how much fun it is (i can imagine it was pretty fun making it as well.) Although i know this wasn't made for trippy purposes, you have to admit, this is pretty damn trippy and i like watching it on a lazy sunday after a good bowl of greenery. Thank you for this creation, i promise i will show my kids "Make me Psychic" if i have any. Once again, splendid work, much praise
Sally,
I love how your cartoons are like the old Fleischers, with a crazy-cool 70's-Cruikshank twist! By the way, I noticed the flapper girl at 4:51, and a cute one at 4:26 that bears a striking resemblance to Mary Pickford!
This video is a piece of art. One of the best trippiest things in the world. Thank you for create this!
i love love loooove these cartoons!! I've watched these before almost 27 years ago, imagine that...
For some reason these films really spooked me as a little kid when they aired on Swedish TV. These days I can appreciate them more. :)
Pretty amazed they even aired them in Sweden.
Back then, Swedish public TV had a flair for the unusual and delightfully weird. Especially for childrens' shows. :)
This is sooooo trippy😛
no shit
This is great! I think I may have seen this, years ago, on KQED back in San Francisco. Great animation, great style!
I kinda... want a show of this! Thought I recognized this style from the Spongebob Halloween special! Love the weird silliness!
Yoou've got a good eye to recognize this from the Spongebob Halloween special.
love anita's manic laugh
eee ha!
Hey all if I haven't replied to your comment it's because this new system of google + managing the comments makes it ?impossible? to reply to messages that came in before google+ took over. Not happy about this.
sally let us know if you are ok
MaLo Ware
sure, still hanging in here
Sally Cruikshank anyone here
Sally Cruikshank hi!! We‘re a British band on an independent label. Wanted to know if it might be possible to get permission to use make me psychic for a promo video for our next single. The animation and our music just fits so perfectly together. Our email: greenseagullband@gmail.com
Years later and the creator of this short is still commenting on this RUclips video. Amazing, Sally! I just accidentally stumbled upon this after watching videos of psychics being wrong, lol!
I don't think it's possible to watch this too many times. It's just perfect in every way.
I think you might enjoy an interview with me in "The Comics Journal" #307 Winter-Spring 2021
@@sallycruikshank Thank you! I'll look for that.
Thanks AeonsOld. In fact it's almost impossible even to make hand drawn animation anymore- the camera services have quit the business, theatres run digital and there's no revenue source.
I absolutely love your world and characters! so funny and whimsical! Great!
Wow I think I last saw this at least 20 years ago, or probably more, and I can't believe how many of the images came back to me as I watched. Thanks for posting this!
Sally is the greatest! These Anita & Fozzy films still hold up for pure crazed fun!
This is such a cool cartoon. It really makes me want to animate.
Sally i am back once and again and discover something new every time. This is classic, acid, funny, real, fantastic, such a great style!!!! you make me travel to the past , to the future, to those secrets place in the mind....
Thank you so much for sharing this-and for creating it! I saw this film short on HBO in the middle of the night sometime around 1981 and have since tried to remember what this was! Mystery FINALLY solved!
Dustin, Always so much fun when you remember something for a long time but can't find it, and then you do...
Oh, no problem, I wasn't complaining. I just meant you could ignore that question now since you already answered it here. I have an interest in voice acting and I really enjoyed the voices in these two.
I did also ask what Quasi and Anita's relationship is exactly.
1:30 ....yo that a Koopa?
6:25 this is one remake of "Carrie" I am all down for. Thumbs up lady!
My hat off to you, Sally Cruikshank for an image sticking in my head ever since I was a young kid!! My family was watching a PBS animation show once in the 70s and they utilized the clip of Anita getting asked out and having the heart arrows in her eyes and that was so amusing to me I wanted to see more! My kind of kookiness for sure! Now that we have everything at our fingertips in this day and age I Googled it and found not only the character but your channel too!!
Hey, that's great! Glad you found it!
@@sallycruikshank also the part of Anita staring daggers is a gif as well! I knew I had also seen that one!!
I really like your animation style here, Sally! It reminds me of the animated segments on Sesame Street I'd see as a kid; they were always my favorites, especially the pinball segments. Musically, there's definitely shades of Spongebob in here as well. Lovely work!
Sally thanks for signing my fan mail, love your work. All the best Paul Todd UK
+Paul Todd You're welcome, Paul. Most of the autograph requests don't seem to quite know who I am, but not you. Cheers,
That was so much FUN ! I wish more cartoons had this spirit. Your choice of music was great ,too. (I recognized the names from The Cheap Suit Serenaders.)
Yay!!! Another masterpiece! Thanks, Sally
Beautiful animation Sally. I can understand your situation, as I too make bizarre animation which is often misunderstood. I think it's unfortunate that our culture is so quick to associate imagination with drug use.
Amazing cartoon.Snozzy in his car looks like a Snapping Turk from Yellow Submarine.
Yeah, that style has always unnerved me... which I like.
"Snapping Turtle Turks"!
This was so settling and relaxing. Best time to watch it when you want to go to sleep. :3
I read an article in Comics Scene about these cartoons years ago. Now I can finally see them. Thanks for sharing!
everytime i watch it the story changes...
+yashouberry I know! I watch this video everytime I'm high and always changes
I vaguely remember seeing this somewhere when I was younger. Regardless I've been perusing your numerous videos and I must say that I really dig your stuff! Five stars all the way!
I saw this cartoon on A&E back in the mid 80's when I was a kid and thought it was kinda creepy. I taped the last minute of it but never knew what it was called or who made it. It's really cool animation and it's great to see it again. Thanks Sally. BTW, the end is missing on this version!
Very well made. Like the abstract meaning it shows to the audience. A very clever cartoon. Sally is amazing.
+Cele Larrain Thank you, Cele. Nice comments like yours are such a confidence booster.
I love these videos,possibly some of the trippiest stuff I've ever seen.
Wonderful stuff. It's nice to see friends having fun.
i loooooooove this!! used to watch these shorts on a cable station (wht)in new york city back in the days!!!
wow, this is a lot of fun to watch, I wish I knew about this channel back when I had an art of the movies class, these short films are amazing!
this is now my anti-drug
I just saw this film at an Other Cinema screening at Artists' Television Access in San Francisco. Standout favorite, and a very welcome introduction to your work. Hilarious, fantastical dream-logic psychedelia
Nifty, thanks.
was this used with the same colors/ paints from " every story has a beginning, middle and end" by chance?-at 3:16, the palm trees have a very vivid darkness to them-this is why i ask.
Well yes, all with paints from Cartoon Colour Company, no longer in exisitence.
So glad to find this. I first saw your work as the cartoon trailer at the movies before the feature started. And was blown away! I often thought that Pee Wee's Playhouse "borrowed" heavily from you. Your work is marvelous.
I remember seeing this in one of my Cinema classes and it being an immediate inspiration to me; I ended up basing my final project in that class on your style though it didn't turn out anywhere near as good. Really appreciate your work!
Thank you, Spollywood.
I remember seeing that cartoon on USA's Night Flight program back around '83. I defintely think that it's great. Thanks!
I'm starting to think this is where "Adventure Time" got some of its inspiration. I love it!
This is AMAZING!!!!!!! Coming back to watch again in 2021
Come back again in 2022!
Have you ever considered about getting your old animated shorts remastered and restored in High Quality? They would look even better!
Maybe someday. It costs a lot of money. I still have pristine prints stored at the Academy.
That's so amazing! I knew I recognized your work. Awesome job!
Omg OMG!!! i love it!! and other cartoons too btw..
this cartoon is very relaxing
yes, he did a comic called 'Frank' about a sort of buck-toothed cat thing...he was mostly obsessed with reptiles though (he was to frogs what you are to ducks)...his comics are raaawwther psychedelic, definitely worth checking out! you might also enjoy Charles Burns' "Black Hole" and "Big Baby", which are much darker, but in the same hallucinogenic vein
(P.S: obligatory fan gushing: you rule, sal!!!!! thank you for generously posting your videos!)
This is great stuff! Brings back my childhood
Thanks so much for the nifty write-up on your blog. I bookmarked it because it looks as if it's fully of good posts. Loved those Danish animal pictures.
I love your style of animation/art.
Thank you.
hey sally i met you (far too many years ago) when you showed these films on a projector! who could have dreamed i'd be watching them one day on my laptop? but these are so utterly lovely, it's a shame the feature never got financing but i am so happy you did the quasi shorts for us!
He was just a kid then, and did some inking and painting. We had a very jolly time and Tom was fond of practical jokes. I hadn't heard of yer art school before.
Wow! That was so creative and original. That was immensely enjoyable to watch. You surely should make more. I'm also curious about the inspiration for this. I have some ideas but...ya know...
I'm really not sure who did it first-- we were all in San Francisco at that time.
But the only time I cooked turducken it was pretty weird!
I wish I could visit that novelty shop here, they look like they have the coolest stuff :)
You could have bought your hat there.
Discovered your work recently Sally and all of it is a delight, what a well of creative inspiration!
Thanks for your nice comment, Kayla. Cheers.
The voices have so much character, not to mention the deliciously coloured world these critters live in! I particularly enjoyed the blue car creature. (:
This is really silly and I like it. It makes me feel silly too, but of course I won't go buying a thing to make me phsychic.
cant stop watching animations like this, good stuff
thanks
Oh my gosh, I miss stuff like this! One thing that's ultimately impressive in this is the Backgrounds; I love their rendering.
I remember some of your shorts from Sesame streets also; Though I'm not as old school as their actual dating. Subscribe'd!