HeyJaredFurBabies (formerly Animation Anarchy)
I've changed careers and am drawing a new comic strip. Stories about its creation will appear here. Animation reminiscences might appear occasionally, but I am no longer looking backward. Welcome to the funny pages!
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Story and Music Are All We Have (opens the original)
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THE VIOLINIST Directed by Ervin Han and Raul GarciaReviewed at the Toronto International Film Festival by Nancy BeimanThanks for reading FurBabies (formerly Animation Anarchy)! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.</div
Moving Pictures (opens the original)
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FurBabies returned with a summer camp storyline in late August, just after the jet expansion of Billy Bishop Airport on the Toronto Islands was vetoed by Prime Minister Carney.That impending disaster was the reason why I wasn’t updating the strip for a long time; I was drawing posters, going on marches, attending meetings with local politicians (mine are very responsive to their constituents) and writing letters to the Prime Minister and several MPS. Remarkably, I got responses to several of the
We're Back! No, not the movie... (opens the original)
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Happy Bastille Day (opens the original)
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Career paths and detours part 1 (opens the original)
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I was approximately five years old when I was first asked what I wanted to be when I grew up. I don’t remember who asked me; it may have been a relative. After thinking for a few seconds I said I wanted to be President of the United States. The job sounded important and little kids like to be important.When the same question was asked of modern five-year-olds some said that they wanted to grow up to be a cat, or laundry, or a pig. I admire those kids for their imagination and their priorities.<p
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