The Adventure Time Blog

Wow. How much would you love to wear these? They’re the work of Bones the Terrible, who writes on her Tumblr, “oh you know just messing around in photoshop making COOL FINN AND JAKE SHIRTS THAT ARE TOTALLY AWESOME!!! MATHEMATIC!! (THEYLL NEVER BE MADE BC I DONT HAVE THE RIGHTS TO IT! ALGEBRIAC!!)”

Top notch work there, Bones. They will complement nicely the shoes I’m stealing from Lumpy Space Princess.

– Eric

Premieres Monday, May 3, at 8:00 p.m. on Cartoon Network.

Art credit goes to Phil Rynda, Paul Linsley, and Nick Jennings.

– Eric

Henry Rollins as Mannish Man from fredseibert on Vimeo.

I’ve been a big fan of voice artist Fred Tatasciore since he played the part of Mr Papier in Niki Yang’s “Victor” short. As usual, he nails it as Mannish Man in “The Enchirdion.” However, I was really fond of Henry Rollins’s original performance, too. Yes, that Henry Rollins was originally cast as MM. Although Henry’s track was ultimately replaced by Fred’s, we still hear him as the episode’s big Cookie Man (”Watch where you’re going!”). You can listen to a clip of Henry’s work in the above animatic, also with lines from Jeremy Shada and John Moschitto Jr.

– Eric

Carrie Miller: “When it comes to Adventure Time fan art, every day’s a good day. But, today’s a great day!”

S. Fuller: “I created a paper version of Finn from Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time with Finn and Jake.  I used Paper Toy’z Coobie template.  I am offering the pattern free for upload from my wordpress site.  
You can view the finished product here.

http://intrepidspoon.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/adventure-time-finn-coobie1.pdf

And a blank version where you can draw your own face and add your own words to the speech bubble: http://intrepidspoon.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/adventure-time-finn-coobie-blank.pdf

I hope you add this one to your site! Thanks!”

–Fred

“Marceline the Vampire Queen” by Deviant Artist aiji

Thanks to AWN’s Rick DeMott for his rhombus new interview with Pen. Rick’s been a big supporter of Adventure Time since the short was first put online back in 1822, and, for that, he gets no cash but a big thumbs-up.

RD: As a young creator how has the process been for you? What were some of the more difficult parts of the process you had to get accustomed to?

PW: I’m playing a lot of it by ear. I learned a lot as I went, in the beginning. Craig [McCracken] and Genndy [Tartakovsky] and those dudes where all pretty young too when they were all starting out. You just have to roll into it. We all graduated and we all love animation so you have your ideal in mind of the product you want make.

Because I worked as a board artist on Flapjack for a year I understood the [Read more…]

I bet you wish you had a poster of this. I sure do want one. Via EPICponyz.

Size L.

– Eric

Credits on this episode include character designers Phil Rynda, Tom Herpich, and Natasha Allegri. Alex Campos handled design clean-up. The color stylists were Catherine Simmonds and Ron Russell. Nick Jennings is the art director and Pat McHale is the creative director.

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Just take a look at these shoes. The above picture was submitted by Adventure Time fan Faith. You can see a whole bunch of shots on Lumpy Space Princess’s Flickr photostream. Thanks, Faith and LSP. They’re totally worth stealing.

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“Ricardio, the Heart Guy” premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. on Cartoon Network. It’s paired with “Business Time,” which you may or may not have seen as a sneak preview last month.

Phil Rynda and Paul Linsley with Nick Jennings are responsible for these terrific title cards.

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Illustration by Alex Campos

My good friend and Chiptunes composer DOCTOR OCTOROC, has created an awesome remix of the Adventure Time theme. It was featured in the Adventure Time Art Show video. You can listen or download the tune by clicking (Right Click on link “Download Linked File as”) here: www.doctoroctoroc.com/music/adventuretime.mp3

The good Doctor has recently released an 8-bit Dr. Horrible sing along, which you can check out here. And be sure to also check out his 8-bit christmas CD, 8-bit Jesus, and his upcoming 8-bit: 80s-90s cartoons & TV shows cover themes, titled “After these messages.“ [Read more…]