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The Art of Fanboy & Chum Chum
Created by Eric Robles
A Frederator Production
No posts for 24 hours, until 12:01am, Thursday, January 19, 2012.
January 18, 2012
It’s not everyday there’s an Emmy in your hand. At least, in *my* hand. And next to the guy who really deserves it! What a great Christmas present. —Fred Eric Robles (left) and Fred Seibert (right), photographed by Eric Homan @ Frederator Studios/Nickelodeon Animation, December 14, 2011. Emmy for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program.
December 23, 2011
It’s not everyday there’s an Emmy in your hand. At least, in *my* hand. And next to the guy who really deserves it! What a great Christmas present.
—Fred
Eric Robles (left) and Fred Seibert (right), photographed by Eric Homan @ Frederator Studios/Nickelodeon Animation, December 14, 2011. Emmy for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program.
“There Will Be Shrieks” Storyboard Here’s Katie Rice’s Annie-nominated storyboard for the second part of the half-hour Halloween special, “There Will be Shrieks.” The Annies will be doled out at UCLA in February. For more of Katie’s funny, cute art, head on over to her funny, cute blog.
December 16, 2011
“There Will Be Shrieks” Storyboard
Here’s Katie Rice’s Annie-nominated storyboard for the second part of the half-hour Halloween special, “There Will be Shrieks.” The Annies will be doled out at UCLA in February. For more of Katie’s funny, cute art, head on over to her funny, cute blog.
“A Very Brrr-y Icemas” Premieres Saturday It’s a big Fanboy half-hour Christmas special debuting this Saturday morning on Nickelodeon. “A Very Brrr-y Icemas” was written by Michael Caine, Russ Carney, Ron Corcillo, and Steve Tompkins. Brandon Kruse directed off Vaughn Tada’s and Matt Whitlock’s storyboards. This is Eric Robles’s title card concept and Steve Lambe’s finished art. Watch it for that warm, cozy, holiday feeling.
December 8, 2011
“A Very Brrr-y Icemas” Premieres Saturday
It’s a big Fanboy half-hour Christmas special debuting this Saturday morning on Nickelodeon. “A Very Brrr-y Icemas” was written by Michael Caine, Russ Carney, Ron Corcillo, and Steve Tompkins. Brandon Kruse directed off Vaughn Tada’s and Matt Whitlock’s storyboards. This is Eric Robles’s title card concept and Steve Lambe’s finished art. Watch it for that warm, cozy, holiday feeling.
Congratulations, Eric So not only does his show get nominated for an Annie Award in the Best Animated Television Production - Children category, but Eric Robles is one of eight artists vying for the TV character designer trophy for his work on the episode “Brain Freeze.” Here’s his nominated artwork of Boog, Kyle, the Ice Monster, and Professor Flan. Eric, we’ll vote for you as many times as we’re allowed (and then some). The Annies are handed out on February 4 at UCLA.
December 8, 2011
Congratulations, Eric
So not only does his show get nominated for an Annie Award in the Best Animated Television Production - Children category, but Eric Robles is one of eight artists vying for the TV character designer trophy for his work on the episode “Brain Freeze.” Here’s his nominated artwork of Boog, Kyle, the Ice Monster, and Professor Flan. Eric, we’ll vote for you as many times as we’re allowed (and then some).
The Annies are handed out on February 4 at UCLA.
thedailywhat: AMA of the Day: An anonymous (at the time of writing) storyboard artist for Nickelodeon’s Fanboy and Chum Chum is in the process of doing one of the most amazing Reddit AMAs ever. They have agreed to draw anything the twisted minds of Redditors can come up with — an the minds of Redditors are pretty twisted. Some of the best so far: Beavis and Butthead as Ren and Stimpy; Spongebob as the Me Gusta guy; a Sterling Archer/James Bond shootout; Lindsay Lohan being punched in the face by a belligerent monkey; and, above, the childhood terminating response to the question “how does catdog poop?” [reddit.] Anonymous storyboard artist on Fanboy & Chum Chum? Who could that be??
November 23, 2011
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AMA of the Day: An anonymous (at the time of writing) storyboard artist for Nickelodeon’s Fanboy and Chum Chum is in the process of doing one of the most amazing Reddit AMAs ever.
They have agreed to draw anything the twisted minds of Redditors can come up with — an the minds of Redditors are pretty twisted.
Some of the best so far: Beavis and Butthead as Ren and Stimpy; Spongebob as the Me Gusta guy; a Sterling Archer/James Bond shootout; Lindsay Lohan being punched in the face by a belligerent monkey; and, above, the childhood terminating response to the question “how does catdog poop?”
[reddit.]
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AMA of the Day: An anonymous (at the time of writing) storyboard artist for Nickelodeon’s Fanboy and Chum Chum is in the process of doing one of the most amazing Reddit AMAs ever.
They have agreed to draw anything the twisted minds of Redditors can come up with — an the minds of Redditors are pretty twisted.
Some of the best so far: Beavis and Butthead as Ren and Stimpy; Spongebob as the Me Gusta guy; a Sterling Archer/James Bond shootout; Lindsay Lohan being punched in the face by a belligerent monkey; and, above, the childhood terminating response to the question “how does catdog poop?”
[reddit.]
Anonymous storyboard artist on Fanboy & Chum Chum? Who could that be??
Fanboy & Chum Chum Haunted House Ask anyone who’s worked at the Nickelodeon Animation Studio in Burbank what his favorite employee perk is, there’s a good chance he’ll say the company’s annual Halloween bash. It’s when each production competes to see whose crew can come up with the scariest, creepiest, or funniest haunted house. Fanboy crewmember Andrew Golden took this footage on a walk through of this year’s particularly cool Fanboy & Chum Chum-themed haunted house, complete with Mr. Trick’s Hollowgram.
November 21, 2011
Fanboy & Chum Chum Haunted House
Ask anyone who’s worked at the Nickelodeon Animation Studio in Burbank what his favorite employee perk is, there’s a good chance he’ll say the company’s annual Halloween bash. It’s when each production competes to see whose crew can come up with the scariest, creepiest, or funniest haunted house. Fanboy crewmember Andrew Golden took this footage on a walk through of this year’s particularly cool Fanboy & Chum Chum-themed haunted house, complete with Mr. Trick’s Hollowgram.
New Time for “There Will Be Shrieks” If there’s one thing we’ve learned by now about a lot of Nickelodeon cartoons, despite whatever you hear or read, new episodes pretty much premiere when they premiere. Case in point, the half-hour Fanboy & Chum Chum Halloween episode promoted and scheduled for tomorrow, “There Will Be Shrieks,” has just been moved to 8:00 a.m. this Sunday morning to accommodate a true rarity in Nickelodeon programming, a SpongeBob rerun. So set your alarm clocks or, better yet, just break out the coffee and stay up all Saturday night!
October 21, 2011
New Time for “There Will Be Shrieks”
If there’s one thing we’ve learned by now about a lot of Nickelodeon cartoons, despite whatever you hear or read, new episodes pretty much premiere when they premiere. Case in point, the half-hour Fanboy & Chum Chum Halloween episode promoted and scheduled for tomorrow, “There Will Be Shrieks,” has just been moved to 8:00 a.m. this Sunday morning to accommodate a true rarity in Nickelodeon programming, a SpongeBob rerun. So set your alarm clocks or, better yet, just break out the coffee and stay up all Saturday night!
You’re to fill this jar with a thousand screams by sundown. Only then can you have your taste back… … says Mr Trick, voiced by Jonathan Adams. Title card and concept for the half-hour Halloween special, “There Will Be Shrieks.” For the title card, Eddie Trigueros cleaned up creator Eric Robles’s rough design. Steve Lambe painted the final version. Steve Tompkins and Michael Caine wrote the episode, James Burks and Katie Rice were the storyboarders, and Tom King gets directing credit. “There Will Be Shrieks” premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. on Nickelodeon.
October 20, 2011
You’re to fill this jar with a thousand screams by sundown. Only then can you have your taste back…
… says Mr Trick, voiced by Jonathan Adams.
Title card and concept for the half-hour Halloween special, “There Will Be Shrieks.” For the title card, Eddie Trigueros cleaned up creator Eric Robles’s rough design. Steve Lambe painted the final version.
Steve Tompkins and Michael Caine wrote the episode, James Burks and Katie Rice were the storyboarders, and Tom King gets directing credit. “There Will Be Shrieks” premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. on Nickelodeon.
Once you taste this candy, you’ll never taste candy again… Fanboy & Chum Chum hit the streets for the ultimate night of treats, but find themselves getting the ultimate trick instead. A mysterious and spooky figure named Mr. Trick dupes the boys into eating a magical piece of candy that steals away all their taste – forever! Now they have to collect one thousand screams for the creature if they ever want to taste candy again “There Will Be Shrieks” premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. on Nickelodeon. BOO!
October 19, 2011
Once you taste this candy, you’ll never taste candy again…
Fanboy & Chum Chum hit the streets for the ultimate night of treats, but find themselves getting the ultimate trick instead. A mysterious and spooky figure named Mr. Trick dupes the boys into eating a magical piece of candy that steals away all their taste – forever! Now they have to collect one thousand screams for the creature if they ever want to taste candy again
“There Will Be Shrieks” premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. on Nickelodeon.
BOO!
“Power Out” Paintover and Color Script One of art director Chad Woods’s final paintovers for episode #228, “Power Out,” based on his original color script.
October 6, 2011
“Power Out” Paintover and Color Script
One of art director Chad Woods’s final paintovers for episode #228, “Power Out,” based on his original color script.
“Power Out” Title Card Title card and concept art for Fanboy episode #228, “Power Out.” Eric Robles designed the card, Steve Lambe painted it. “Power Out” premiered on Nickelodeon October 1, 2011.
October 5, 2011
“Power Out” Title Card
Title card and concept art for Fanboy episode #228, “Power Out.” Eric Robles designed the card, Steve Lambe painted it. “Power Out” premiered on Nickelodeon October 1, 2011.
A Pair of Paintovers From “The Last Strawberry Fun Finger.” Paintover artwork by Chad Woods.
October 4, 2011
A Pair of Paintovers
From “The Last Strawberry Fun Finger.” Paintover artwork by Chad Woods.
“The Last Strawberry Fun Finger” Title Card Eddie Trigueros’s concept art for the title card to “The Last Strawberry Fun Finger” lies under the finished version by Steve Lambe. The episode premiered on Nickelodeon October 1, 2011.
October 3, 2011
“The Last Strawberry Fun Finger” Title Card
Eddie Trigueros’s concept art for the title card to “The Last Strawberry Fun Finger” lies under the finished version by Steve Lambe. The episode premiered on Nickelodeon October 1, 2011.
oldtimefamilybaseball: Really, who isn’t interested in a 2K-made Nick Toons/MLB mashup? Also, that’s Jacoby Ellsbury getting beat by the throw from a catcher who I can only assume is Marvin the Martian. Marvin the Martian! Sorry, but Marvin’s headgear is green.
September 7, 2011
Really, who isn’t interested in a 2K-made Nick Toons/MLB mashup? Also, that’s Jacoby Ellsbury getting beat by the throw from a catcher who I can only assume is Marvin the Martian.
Marvin the Martian! Sorry, but Marvin’s headgear is green.
