A new look for Marceline in “Go with Me,” premiering March 28.

– Eric

From the next episode, in which Jake and Marceline give conflicting advice how best to convince Bubblegum to go to the movies with Finn. Jeremy Shada as Finn, Olivia Olson as Marceline, and Hynden Walch as Princess Bubblegum.

– Eric

I like this art from last night’s “Mystery Train” real well: a special pose based off a storyboard drawing by Kent Osborne.

– Eric

I was doin’ my laundry, and well, I just had to draw it.

It made me laugh.

-Jeaux Janovsky

(w/ apologies to the hardcore Adventure Time fans out there.)

The episode’s background designers were Ghostshrimp, Santino Lascano, and Chris Tsirgiotis. The painters were Martin Ansolabehere, Sandra Calleros, and Ron Russell. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director, Pat McHale was the creative director.

– Eric

The lead designer on “Susan Strong” was Phil Rynda. Natasha Allegri and Andy Ristaino were designers. The prop clean-up artist was Alex Campos. Ron Russell and Simon Simmonds were the color stylists. Pat McHale was the creative director. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director.

– Eric

Joe Murray, creator of the cartoon hits Rocko’s Modern Life & Camp Lazlo, has set his sights on the Internet w/ his online ALL Cartoon & Animation channel: Kaboing TV!

His first efforts there are the hilarious adventures of Frog In a Suit!

Check it out below, or go see it over at Kaboing!

Way to go Joe & major congrats!

Keep on Boingin’,
Jeaux Janovsky

Designed by Andy Ristaino and painted by Ron Russell. “Mystery Train” debuts Monday on Cartoon Network.

– Eric

From “Susan Strong.” The episode’s lead designer was Phil Rynda. Natasha Allegri and Andy Ristaino were designers. The character clean-up artist was Alex Campos. Ron Russell and Simon Simmonds were the color stylists. Pat McHale was the creative director. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director.

– Eric

There aren’t too many TV shows lucky enough to have the guy “Making the Most Exciting Work in Comics Today” draw up a couple of piles of vomit for them. In fact, I can think of only one. Adventure Time has been fortunate in having Toronto’s Michael DeForge freelancing design work for a while now. Like the rest of his art, Michael’s work on the production has been stellar, and we’re eager to share it with you. Even the puke.

– Eric