Jared Andrew Schorr

I really like Jared Andrew Schorr's paper cut Monster Alphabet.


All of his paper cut stuff is amazing, but his drawings make me very happy too. Especially this 3-D theater one.

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Chapi Chapo

This...

..makes me so happy.
The music alone is enough. I could listen to it all night (esp. the longer version with the tap dancing at the end). But then add the creepiness factor, the color palette and the cursive titles, and the nostalgia factor, and it's all over but the cryin'. Plus, I'm nearly certain that the credits must have been designed by Michel Oliver who wrote a cookbook I got at the Campbell-Neumann sale last month.

So I've watched it about a half a dozen times doing Nancy Drew style handwriting analysis.

Here are a few others that make me nearly just as happy:

Hattytown: Sancho and his 'special friend' Carrots the donkey in a town of oversized hat shaped buildings. Premiered 1968.


Magic Roundabout: Created in France in 1963. Also appeared before the BBC evening news in the late 60's.


Picture Pages: Bill Cosby can do no wrong in my book. Picture Pages originated on Captain Kangaroo, but there's no way his was as good.