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showcase: Angora Napkin pilot – Troy Little, Nick Cross, 2009

By sir warren b leonhardt on November 17, 2010

The ‘Angora Napkin’ pilot is on the internet for all to see, as posted by one of the co-creators – after Teletoon’s glitchy iTunes release of their batch of Detour pilots two weeks ago. Nice to see the creators repping the film as they want it to be seen. Enjoy! More info after the film.

You’d think there were no other cartoonists in Canada by the way these guys keep getting publicity from this site?! But hey, they make fun stuff. If by any chance you aren’t familiar with Troy Little or Nick Cross, here’s a quick list of articles from us, plus their respective webbyholes:

Troy’s interview, Troy’s website

Nick’s interview, Nick’s website

Troy’s search results

Nick’s search results

PS – if there are any of the other Detour pilots popping up, drop us a line in the comments and we’ll showcase some!

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sir warren b leonhardt
sir warren b leonhardt

Warren Leonhardt spent too much time watching tv, reading comics, or doodling in his math textbooks to really pay attention, but he thinks he was raised the Kootenays of British Columbia by two grownups and a sister. After realizing that cartoons and animated films don’t make themselves but were actually made by people, he decided to become one of those people. Over time he’s managed to fool companies like House of Cool, Disney Canada, Spümcø, Sony Pictures Animation, Blue Sky Studios and Corus into actually paying him money to draw funny pictures and generally goof around as a storyboard artist for animated features and television. He currently lives in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada with his long-suffering wife and toddler. In between drawing till his hand falls off and fending off the wildlife invading his property, he interviews people more interesting than himself for CAR.CA.

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2 Comments

  1. Cameron A. Cameron A. November 17, 2010

    Ninjamaica can be found at YouTube, albeit unofficially/illegally: http://ow.ly/3bBh0

    Of note, the two YT copies of Ninjamaica have a giant watermark blocking the video. That’s why I only link to a Google Videos search, for when a clean, official version of Ninjamaica comes along.

  2. Mike Valiquette Mike Valiquette November 17, 2010

    I turn off the internets for a few hours and Warren beats me to the punch. Thanks for posting, dubya!

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