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Saturday, April 16, 2011 at 3:29AM Finally an update here at Happy Dragon Pictures! Enjoy the new little video I've thrown together to sorta get the word out about my new illustration of the cast of The Office. The video highlights each character individually with one of their best moments from the show. A must-watch for fans!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 2:29AM 
To commemorate Steve Carell's final season as regional manager Michael Scott on one of TV's best shows, The Office, I've created a new piece for the Illustration Gallery dedicated to the entire staff of the Scranton, PA branch of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. You can check it out in the Gallery by clicking the above image or you can see and download a high resolution version of it HERE at deviantArt!
Also, when you stop by the Illustration Gallery, you can see full images of this piece in its various stages of progress. For the first time, I've captured an illustration in its major steps of development and will explain my preferred process for creating many of the drawings you've seen here on the site!
dunder, ed helms, jenna fischer, john krasinski, mifflin, nbc, office, steve carell Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 5:34PM I'm writing another post for this video I made and posted back in January. It was just a simplistic idea that I can't believe hadn't been done on Youtube before. It is now my highest viewed video on Youtube by...ahem...quite alot. As of this writing, the video has been seen well over 2,200 times and it just keeps going!
It's been a slow and steady climb, but just yesterday, it was given quite a generous boost by Tommy over at Bat-Blog.com, a very popular blog dedicated to all things Batman! It's an awesome feeling seeing your work being discovered randomly on Youtube and, all of a sudden, posted on other websites. Tommy wrote a very nice little piece about it and, for the first time, it's being seen in other countries as well! Wow! Thanks, Tommy, and you can visit his Bat-Blog site HERE!
Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 3:58AM "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all outta bubblegum."
In this episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, we’ll be pulling John Carpenter’s They Live off the shelf, an extremely underrated sci-fi horror film from 1988 starring “Rowdy” Roddy Piper. We’ll take a look at the extensive career of John Carpenter, the Master of Horror, focusing on the creation of They Live and the legacy it’s left on pop culture. Then I’ll discuss why I recommend the film to all of you.
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halloween, john carpenter, matrix, men in black, roddy piper, they live, thing Friday, January 28, 2011 at 10:49AM In this episode of The DVD Shelf, we'll be looking at the impressive career of comedic musician "Weird Al" Yankovic focusing on his '80s comedy opus, UHF. I'll talk a little about the film's background and why I recommend it. Then, I'll cap off the episode by showing you how to recreate the infamous Twinkie Wiener Sandwich from the film. We got it all on UHF!
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dvd, fran drescher, michael richards, shelf, uhf, weird al, weird al yankovic Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at 5:12PM To help kick off the first episode of my new show, The DVD Shelf, which features The Dark Knight, I wanted to include a little bonus video. Have you ever wanted to see the classic 1966 Batman TV show opening credits sequence in high-definition widescreen? Me too! Sadly, this classic show has never been released to DVD meaning that any copies of the sequence that have circulated on YouTube are extremely low quality. So, since remakes are all the rage these days, why not do a remake of the classic theme with an updated look and a modern twist? Enjoy!
1966, adam west, batman, burt ward, christian bale, christopher nolan, dark knight, heath ledger, joker, opening, robin, titles Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at 5:08PM Welcome to the new web series The DVD Shelf. After the endless hate towards movies that circulates on the internet nowadays, why not dedicate a show to loving movies? Weird, huh? Each show will feature a movie that I've grabbed off my shelf and I'll talk a little about the film's background and why I recommend it. So, I figured the first episode should feature a movie that isn't hard to like-- The Dark Knight. Enjoy!
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at 5:01PM
Ring in the holidays with Sid & Franklin! Sid finds himself not quite ready to celebrate Christmas this year. With a little guidance from Franklin, Sid embarks on a soul-searching journey to hopefully rediscover his old love of Christmas. After his quest takes a dark turn, Sid must take matters into his own hands to make sure he himself can survive the holidays! Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at 4:09PM After over a year in the making, I am proud to present The Sid & Franklin Halloween Special. The two geeks return in a Halloween treat I hope you all enjoy. After Sid convinces Franklin that they are a shoe-in to win their school's Halloween costume contest, they are thwarted by two menacing bullies. Can Sid and Franklin take back the night? Watch and find out!
