Tim and Nate discuss that first year after graduating with topics ranging from grad school, Craig’s List sketchiness, and all the way to quitting your job.

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Part 2 of the Podcast. Tim, Nate, and Baba review The Internship, Man of Steel, World War Z, and This is The End.

In part 1 of this episode Tim, Nate, and Baba cover some upcoming blockbusters: The Great Gatsby, Star Trek into Darkness, Fast & Furious 6, The Hangover III, and After Earth. The banter runs loose here as our hosts cover such things as the merits of Leonardo Dicaprio’s acting career, the miracle that is the Fast & Furious franchise, and how to “possibly” keep safe during a natural disaster.

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Tim and Nate breakdown the greatest 90′s cartoon of them all: Doug. They also imagine what the characters would be like now as twenty-somethings.

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In this episode Nate, Tim, and Baba pitch board game movie adaptions to one another. Because if Hollywood can bastardize Battleship, so can we. So sit back and relax as we bring you 3 movie adaptions sure to be blockbusters in the near future.

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In this episode Baba and I pitch one another ideas ranging from cutting edge ice cream shops to a new and more exciting way of playing fantasy sports. We also go on to give our takes on the new NBC show “Hannibal.”

Need some terrible advice? Do you have topic ideas? Well, leave questions or comments below and we’ll probably address them in the podcast, boiiiiiii.

Well, there’s the first look at the animated web-shorts I’m working on. I really wanted to get it out so you guys could get a feel for the animation style and a little bit of the humor. There will be about several shorts in total, some longer than others, but usually around a few minutes in length.

It’s been pretty neat trying to get this project off the ground, but it’ll be good to get back to doing illustrations once I wrap up this little passion project.

But as a supplement, I’m gonna keep doing podcasts for the next few months. I’ll typically be riffing on a topic with a co-host or two. I’m also thinking of expanding it by adding a segment of having other bloggers as guests. Or adding a questions segment. What do you guys think? Right now the podcast is mainly for my enjoyment, but it would be pretty cool to try and find an audience for it so sound off below!

Anyway, thanks for continuing to check back in. Can’t wait to start rolling these web-shorts out.

Second Lunch Podcast Episode 1

I like to talk about things. I have friends that also like to talk about things. So it occurred to me that talking to my friends about things and recording it could make for a super neat fantastic Second Lunch supplement. So in this podcast I’m joined by my friend Babacar to discuss Game of Thrones, the imminent return of Arrested Development, NBC’s Thursday Night comedy block, and lastly, our interest in video games.

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Heads up: a teensy bit of explicit language crops up, but it’s like those whack-a-mole games, it’s gone before you know it. I expect this to be the norm going forward. Hooray. 

I promised I’d post a few updates during the development of the web-series project, so here’s a little bit of info and some behind the scenes goodness I thought would be interesting to share.

For those of you that follow Second Lunch on Facebook, you know that I recently finished the pilot episode when I teased this doozy of a screenshot to you guys.

Here’s the thing. I really liked how the pilot turned out–animation is hard, yo! My friends helping me with the web-series really liked the pilot as well. But there was something about it that just seemed off to me. It still felt like a rough draft–like there was a better version somewhere in there waiting to be found.

Here’s a larger version of another frame in the pilot:

I looked at that image and I thought to myself Tim, you can do better than this. DO BETTER.  So I scraped the drawings from the pilot and I went back to the drawing board (literally!) to raise the bar.

And here’s what that same frame above looks like now:

That feels so much better. Right?

Anyway, I just wanted to actually show you guys what the web-series will look like visually, but for now, it’s time for me to hunker back down, write/revise episodes, and as usual: DRAW!

Hopefully more stuff soon,

Tim