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About Eric

About Eric

ACTION STATS:

  • Height: Three leagues, seven fathoms and two inches.
  • Weight: Roughly equivalent to that of a dark star.
  • Age: Varies, dependent on time.
  • Alignment: Mostly goodish.
  • Abilities: Superior sleeping skills, expert circle jerker, was once a fish, takes daily multivitamins, has a winged lizard monster for a penis, eats food, doesn’t believe in children, can think backwards and plays video games.
  • Weaknesses: Girls, jokes, comedy, webcomics, morals.
  • Eric’s Animation Reel (2011)
  • Eric’s Blog
  • Eric’s Deviant Art
  • Email Eric

Biography

Eric is the sole survivor of planet Kyrpton. His father, Jor-El, discovered that the planet was about to explode pretty good so he ejaculated his baby off into space in an experimental space ship. The ship landed on Earth where he grew up to be Superman and everybody knows the rest of the story from there.

No but for reals

Eric is the guy who draws and sometimes writes for this pitiful webcomic. From 2001-2004 he teamed up with Rob and Keith to make an equally stupid webcomic called Mall Monkeys. There were literally thousands upon thousands of people who hated this webcomic on a daily basis. Even today, there are internet scholars partaking in heated discussions over why the comic was so awful. Nearly 10 years from Mall Monkeys’ inception, creators Rob and Eric realized that there were far too many good webcomics on the internet and that they should make the effort to crap things up again. Nowadays Eric spends his time chasing the past and trying to hide the soul crushing emptiness that lies deep within his heart.

What’s this about animation?

Well, I had to stop Mall Monkeys because I went off to art school. Got my bachelor of fine arts at Ringling College of Art and Design in computer animation, where I spent for-fucking-ever producing this 2 minute CG animated short, “The Animator and the Seat“:

The Animator and the Seat

Go watch this shit on Youtube real quick, I worked my balls off on it.

That landed me a job where I am currently a lead animator. I’ve worked on such forgettable classics as Open Season 2, 3, and Kung Fu Panda: The Secrets of the Furious Five. Most notably I worked on the new 3D CGI Looney Tunes shorts.

COMMISSIONS

I’m sort of available for commission work, as time permits. I can cook up portraits or caricatures, (realistic or in any style) 2D character animation (using Flash) and 3D character animation. Smaller scale projects are the best projects. I’m going to make a commissions page eventually, but for now I’ll just slop everything here. Below are some examples of my artings:

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Drobile Art Example

If you want to get a hold of me for commission work or otherwise, send me some hatemail.

4 Comments

  1. Eric says:

    What a handsome cartoon character, that Eric is.

  2. Miguel Breceda says:

    Hey Eric I love your comic and I am glad I have found you again I was a big fan of Mall Monkeys in High School, but now that I am an old fat fuck I happy to see you are still making new stuff. A while back when trying to search for mall monkeys or anything to do with ya I found a video on your old blog, I was hoping you could maybe find it and possibly re-upload it, mainly the “BIG SMILES” part so I poke fun at my Jewish friends. Thanks

    • Eric says:

      Hey man! The Mall Monkeys Monkumentary, I think, is pretty much gone. Google videos removed it, and I think I lost all the files on a broken harddrive. I learned a lot about the importance of backing things up. If I ever uncover it I will be sure to post it on the site! Thanks for the kind words, cheers.

  3. Rex says:

    Hey. I have a question. Your flash animation moves in an utterly unique manner, and so far I’ve been unable to dissect the technique. It looks a little like you’re copypasta’ing drawings frame to frame, but you don’t get any of the clipping or repeated frames somehow.

    That wasn’t a question. Question to follow.

    HOW?!?

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