don't let those sad puppy eyes fool you, bugle is a savage 8lb. beast of fury and destruction.
posted by coffman at
8:36 PM
Thursday, April 19, 2007
About Me
- Name: coffman
- Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
David Coffman grew up on a small farm in the middle of California. In the winter he’d spend hours drawing in the mud, and in the summer he’d draw in the dust. Who knew that this small town pig farmer would aspire to a career in animation. Years passed, and David’s focus on art and animation grew stronger. He moved to the city(San Jose) to pursue his dream and go to college. Here he learned many great skills and advanced from “dirt drawing” to paper and eventually computers. After years of hard work, David graduated with a BFA in animation and illustration. This lead to a move to Kansas City, Missouri where he worked as an animator and designer for Hallmark Cards. After a few years of animating bunnies and kittens, it was time to return to his family and friends back in California where he currently resides. David has an obsession with all things goofy. He collects odd monster toys and funny t-shirts. Both of which he has lost track of how many he owns. He enjoys thrift store shopping sprees, followed by a relaxing evening drawing and watching cartoons, and eating cereal or ice cream (sometimes both).
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3 Comments:
you have a lot of nice drawings here! cool blog, i really love the way you did this dog
Good to see new work man! How's things?
David, I really like this post. It's nice to see a concept go from realistic to cartoony. Very educational for us aspiring cartoonists :)
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