#PortofolioDay Time!

Hey, folks! You're now talking to an aspiring artist from the East Coast named Harry Aguiluz, influenced by the likes of newspaper comic artists and stylized cartoons from the 1950's to today. I'm currently developing my cartoon called, 'The Wixels'.

painting studies of the samurai jack intro

painted by bill wary

model sheet from “The Rowdyruff Boys”

A guide for drawing Garfield, used for some kind of animated production

expression sheet drawn by Chris Battle

I made a thing.

Character designs by Sylvain DeBoissy for Sony's canceled film 'Big Nasty' (2010)

Some BTS photos from The Amazing World of Gumball. Taken from Ben Bocquelet's Instagram.

Just seeing or hearing the name of that stuck-up teen-diddling egoist just fills me with contempt. Doesn't help that in terms of writing/humor in this among his other contributions in projects (save for the OG R&S obviously), is that ALL he's good for? It's simply just tiring.

CARTOON NETWORK CLASSICS DAY

layouts used in foster's home for imaginary friends

drawn by mike collins (1/3)

(2/2)

CARTOON NETWORK CLASSICS DAY

concept art for foster's home for imaginary friends

drawn by craig mcCracken (1/2)

CARTOON NETWORK CLASSICS DAY

concept art for my gym partner's a monkey back when it was called the zoo

drawn by dexter smith

Of course I would adapt Woody Woodpecker and Felix the Cat. A few other examples (some of which are based on comics) would include:

- Mother Goose and Grimm
- Get Fuzzy
- Beany and Cecil
- Baby Huey
- Pearls Before Swine
- Raggedy Ann & Andy
- Leonard (Turk de Groot)
- Calimero

(2/2)

vintage frosties ads (or foasted flakes in the USA)

(1/2)

Pose sheets by John Nevarez for Kim Possible (2002–2007), created by Bob Schooley and Mark McCorkle, Walt Disney Television Animation

This scenario in a nutshell:

Character exploration by Rune Brandt Bennicke for Dreamworks' Me and My Shadow

Visual development art by Lou Romano for The Incredibles (2004), dir. Brad Bird, Pixar