Vampire

Box Crocodile

Booze

This guy brought the booze.

Foamcore

Hugo and I made an Empire State Building and a Kong.

Clifford. The Big Red God.

Standies

A Reason for BEEing

Dear friends.
Here is a present for you all.
It's a book that nobody wanted to publish.
Feel free to print out and read to kiddies or your mum and dad or even yourself.
It's called A Reason For BEEing and it's about a little bee looking for her place in this world.
Follow the link to download.

Gun Control in America

Podcast Interview

http://www.rubberonion.com/podcast/interview-with-elliot-cowan-animator-behind-boxhead-roundhead-rubberonion-animation-podcast-102/

Things What I Drew

Poster

The B&R feature continues to creep around the festival circuit...

First Place

The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead wins first place in the feature film category at the Expotoons International Animation Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Yay!

Screenings in Switzerland and Argentina

Screenings at Fantoche on the 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Screening at Expotoons on 4th at 1:45.

Podcast Interview

I was interviewed by Animation Auteur. I don't recall how big an arsehole I sounded but I think I was ok.
I answered a lot of stuff I've been asked before but we talked about the future of indie animated features and that might be interesting.

Croc

Tinkering

I'm tinkering with new techniques here...

New Drawings

I've just realized that I can update my poor neglected blog from my phone, so here are some new things.

Upcoming Screenings

German

Defeated by technology, I'm manually adding German subtitles to the B&R feature.
Rundkopf and Kistenkopf does have a nice ring to it...

Song of the Sea, UK/Ireland release

Dear friends and folks and family in the UK.
I know your kids are all very excited about the Minions movie.
And I know why. It's really very funny. Surprisingly so. It's a good film, sure.
But Song of the Sea has been released in the UK and Ireland.
It's a much smaller film than Minions but it's kind of better in so many ways.
Especially for you Irish folks. It's a film about your chunk of the world. It's a film about you. YOU! Some guy, one of your own, made a film about you. It's a film your kids should see. And when they've grown up, it's the kind of film they'll play for their own kids.
But it's important you go see it very soon. Today. Tomorrow. This week.
Minions will be around for a VERY long time, believe me. You won't miss them. But if you don't take the opportunity to see Song then it'll flutter away and you won't get films about you anymore.
You'll be stuck with shitty leprechaun films and Americans with bad accents.
Song it out now in Ireland and the UK.
Take your kids and your grannies. Your grannies will love it.
Mums and daddys too. The whole family, in fact (see where I'm going here).

Tickets here.