Tonight’s show (10:30pm, Comedy Central) is the first one we worked on, Episode #202 “Callie and Her Sister” (that’s one of the show’s main characters above, Callie). After the show airs tonight I will be able post some of the designs I worked on, including some “dress-ups” (and “dress downs”!) of the main characters. Look for more posts right here (it’s about time) over the coming weeks, as I reveal some other projects I’ve been up to!

-Joe

My first attempt at using “Brushes”, an iPhone painting application. This is “Freckles”, our chicken who is ailing from an eye infection. It’s a little tricky figuring out the program on such a small canvas, but it works pretty well!

Animation Director: Joe Peery *Writer/Voice: Craig Adams *Studio: Primal Screen *Client: CNLA

This was an especially fun piece I directed for Cartoon Network Latin America when I was still at Primal Screen. The writer is Craig Adams, a great guy and fun to work with (that’s him on the voice over). I got to create original characters and come up with lots of gags for the spot.

“Spit out that dynamite, kid- you’ll ruin your teeth!”

Animation Director: Joe Peery *Assistants: Kerri McIntire, Les Harper *Inks: Sam Leyja *Studio: Primal Screen, *Client: Cartoon Network

This was one of a series of bumpers for the Cartoon Network re-face we did at Primal Screen in the late ’90’s. It was great working on these icons of the animation world, the heroes of my childhood!

Animation Director: Joe Peery *Assistant: Kerri McIntire *Inks: Sam Leyja *Studio: Primal Screen *Client: Cartoon Network

This was one of a series of bumpers for the Cartoon Network re-face we did at Primal Screen in the late ’90′s. I loved working on the Warner Brothers characters!

*Animation Director: Joe Peery *Animators: Brian deTagyos, Dino Fritz *Studio: Turner Studios *Client: Cartoon Network

This was originally made for Cartoon Network, one of a 3 part series of gossipy water-cooler characters.

I painted the backgrounds and helped animators extraordinaire Clay Croker and Dave Strandquest with some clean ups and ‘tweens. This one put the hook in me to pursue animation as a career.

Client: Cartoon Network

Studio: Turner Studios