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You can't have your cake and eat it too! Really weird and amusing tales of woe.

A day to day breakdown of life in the rat-race.

When a demon tries to sell William's mom a crap computer, bloods gonna fly. Witness the unspeakable evil of the "Bell Dude"

A cartoon about the afterlife, more or less... The cosmic cycle of life and death ain't necessarily all it's cracked up to be.

Kind of a commentary on the state of the world today and our views on violence, as well as a look at that whole 'an armed society is a polite society' thing.We keep teaching through the media that violence is a viable answer.If we don?t change our views,

Our tiny pencil-drawn friend meets his worst enemy. Hey thanks everybody for voting highly on this cartoon!Daily feature yay!

A true story about how mother nature works.

Our tiny pencil-drawn friend meets his worst enemy.

A prequel to Roof Tiling. It's paperflash #2 and a return to the darker side of things with BERRIES. It goes before ROOF TILING but they can be watched in any order really. Music by Chris Gladwin.

This is my first Flash animation, and it's a depiction of what life would be like for me if I were stuck in the corperate world...with a little psychadelic animation thrown in, of course!

A short animation about washing machine repair.

I started this flash in November 2005, then I got a little sidetracked but finally managed to finish it. It's a story about a saxaphone player called Chillz who pays greatly for one little mistake. Thanks for the upgrade!! Enjoy NG!

This is a fast paced fight scene in a futuristic setting. I made it over the summer with a combination of swift 3d and flash. Enjoy.

The tragic tale of a worm losing his love. This made me sad.

Watch a B fight it out with a spider to save his girl!

The animation that got my name well known. An animation as diverse as life itself.

Murderers and their punishments.

The inside of your mind.

The coming-of-age tale of a native boy on a quest to discover himself and grow.

Tied up and imprisoned in a cold and lonely cell the desire for freedom gets stronger and stronger. The strength of will is there, but is it enough?