BabySmitty
Porous Freak
This is an appreciation post for the post-movie Spongebob writers that people hate, in particular, NAME AND ADDRESS WITHHELD and his army of idiots.
I legitimately admire these people, in particular Casey and Vincent.. So anyway:
Casey Alexander
Casey Alexander is a Calarts grad who worked on the first Spongebob movie. He's also worked on Spongebob since season 4, writing a lot of good episodes. His drawings have a lot of life and personality. Currently he's a key member of the crew of the show "Uncle Grandpa," and he posts storyboards and art on Twitter and his blog. Casey Alexander is also, from what I can tell, a really nice guy. He's encouraging to younger artists and he seems to be polite and amiable.
http://caseyalexander.tumblr.com/
Zeus Cervas
Zeus Cervas is a Calarts grad who has worked on Spongebob Squarepants since season 3. He has also worked with Ren & Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi on other projects. He has written some of the best episodes of Spongebob's post-movie season, and some well-liked episodes of season 3. He also used to work on "Cat-Dog." Cervas has worked on the current shows "Star Vs The Forces of Evil," "Clarence," and "Harvey Beaks." He posts storyboards on his website, which showcase his skills as an extremely strong draftsman.
http://zeuscervas.prosite.com/
Richard Pursel
Richard Pursel has worked with John Kricfalusi, including working on "Ren & Stimpy," writing some of the show's best episodes, even winning an Emmy for this work. He has also worked on "Spongebob Comics," collaborating with artists such as Stephen DeStefano.
According to Kyle Carozza's podcast, Richard Pursel once wrote "f&ck you" as a response to a fan letter from a young fan, so apparently he's not a very nice person. However, it's hard to deny that Richard Pursel is skilled at what he does.
Vincent Waller
Vincent Waller has been working in the animation industry for decades, starting off as a comics artist very influenced by Crumb. He's worked on Ren & Stimpy, John Kricfalusi's other cartoons, and was one of the original Spumco artists, even working on the Spumco comic book. He has worked on Spongebob Squarepants since season 1, writing episodes like "Hooky" and "Texas." After Derek Drymon left the show, he took over as creative director. He's one of the strongest draftsman in the industry, and he's EXTREMELY kind and encouraging to younger artists. He posts artwork on his Twitter, and his blog:
http://incoherent-thought.blogspot.ca/
I legitimately admire these people, in particular Casey and Vincent.. So anyway:
Casey Alexander
Casey Alexander is a Calarts grad who worked on the first Spongebob movie. He's also worked on Spongebob since season 4, writing a lot of good episodes. His drawings have a lot of life and personality. Currently he's a key member of the crew of the show "Uncle Grandpa," and he posts storyboards and art on Twitter and his blog. Casey Alexander is also, from what I can tell, a really nice guy. He's encouraging to younger artists and he seems to be polite and amiable.
http://caseyalexander.tumblr.com/
Zeus Cervas
Zeus Cervas is a Calarts grad who has worked on Spongebob Squarepants since season 3. He has also worked with Ren & Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi on other projects. He has written some of the best episodes of Spongebob's post-movie season, and some well-liked episodes of season 3. He also used to work on "Cat-Dog." Cervas has worked on the current shows "Star Vs The Forces of Evil," "Clarence," and "Harvey Beaks." He posts storyboards on his website, which showcase his skills as an extremely strong draftsman.
http://zeuscervas.prosite.com/
Richard Pursel
Richard Pursel has worked with John Kricfalusi, including working on "Ren & Stimpy," writing some of the show's best episodes, even winning an Emmy for this work. He has also worked on "Spongebob Comics," collaborating with artists such as Stephen DeStefano.
According to Kyle Carozza's podcast, Richard Pursel once wrote "f&ck you" as a response to a fan letter from a young fan, so apparently he's not a very nice person. However, it's hard to deny that Richard Pursel is skilled at what he does.
Vincent Waller
Vincent Waller has been working in the animation industry for decades, starting off as a comics artist very influenced by Crumb. He's worked on Ren & Stimpy, John Kricfalusi's other cartoons, and was one of the original Spumco artists, even working on the Spumco comic book. He has worked on Spongebob Squarepants since season 1, writing episodes like "Hooky" and "Texas." After Derek Drymon left the show, he took over as creative director. He's one of the strongest draftsman in the industry, and he's EXTREMELY kind and encouraging to younger artists. He posts artwork on his Twitter, and his blog:
http://incoherent-thought.blogspot.ca/