A happy boy of Meat.

 

Here are a few pictures of little Gammon, happy at last.
Enjoy it while you can, kid; we won't be using these ones very much.

 

 

 

Yes, his tongue is *meant* to be blue.

Sad news...

Hello there buddies,

It is with a sad-face that I must announce the cancellation of Gammon Pinkman.
None of you will be getting your money back... ever.


No, not really! Here's some sad Gammon replacements;

Eeuhhh...

Buh-huh-huh!

Nnhhhh...

Fffffffff...

They were a lot of work; I had to put him in the cellar.

With the spiders.

 x



 

 

Hello Normal-folk,

Today, I (Simon) have been working while Kyle goofed off and had "spring-break" whatever that is, or did something else, I forget.

As little Gammon now has a voice recorded (the supremely talented Miss Emily-Rose, of whom more later...), we need various mouths for lip-sync purposes. They're made of yellow plasticene mixed up with blue and red paint, then dry-brushed in pink afterwards. I asked Kyle if we had any actually-already-red plasticene, but we are apparently poor. Oh well, lemons/lemonade, etc.!



Painty hands.

 

Here are some pictures of the little fellow. Doesn't he look simply dashing?



Unpainted Oooooh...

 




Oooooh...

Ahhhh!

Eeeeeeee....

EEEEEEEEE......

Oooooooooooooooooh!

Hello gentle folk and lovers of art/culture!

This blog will document the creation of "The Adventures of Gammon Pinkman", a Stop-Motion animated film made by us, us being Sir Kyle Bennett & Master Simon Marsh.

For a sneak peak at the ridiculous story that started this project, check out the link underneath the picture of little Gammons severed noggin. Yes, that one, the one that says "A teasing glimpse of Gammon"

Click it. You won't be sorry. Well, you might, but that's not our problem, is it?

More drawings, photos, anecdotes, sounds and clips to come soon!

x

Blurry-tastic!