Greetings on this auspicious Hallowe'en! I present to you a short black-and-white cartoon that will hopefully make you feel just a little uncomfortable today.
Story and art: Katy Towell
Narration: Tim Jones
Hopefully that will tide you over until The Mockingbird Song is ready around Christmas! The words are below.
For old time's sake: this was never a Childrin R Skary cartoon; just a side project. But enough folks have asked me where it is that I've decided to post it here as well.
Story, art, animation and narration: Katy Towell
Back by request: the very first Childrin R Skary cartoon I ever made. No, it isn't very good. It requires more interpretative skills than it probably should. But it was the first, and by Jove, it wasn't the last.
The conclusion of Ida's tragic tale. (Part 1)
Story & Art: Katy Towell
Narration: Tim Jones
Music: Kevin MacLeod with the opening theme performed by the RFCM Symphony Orchestra - Saint-Saens' "Carnival of the Animals - Aquarium"
Wait, what did they say? View a subtitled version here.
A strange, silent little girl turns up out of nowhere on a stormy day with only a name tag to identify her. Luckily, a kindly older couple takes her in, but for Ida and the people of Catterwall, this is where the luck ends. It seems everywhere Ida goes, misfortune is soon to follow. And it's about to get much worse. (Part 2)
Story & Art: Katy Towell
Narration: Tim Jones
Music: Kevin MacLeod with the opening theme performed by the RFCM Symphony Orchestra - Saint-Saens' "Carnival of the Animals - Aquarium"
Wait, what did they say? View a subtitled version here.
Also "Why You Oughtn't Answer the Door Without Your Protective Suit." -
Story, Art, Voices: Katy Towell
Other voices: Tim Jones
Music: Dan Graham and Jeremy Sherman
Inspired by "The Pied Piper of Hamelin," but with zombies. And flamenco.
Story & Art: Katy Towell
Music: Roger Scannura
With the help of her flying sock monkeys, Stella decides to put an end to Cupid and his Valentine's Day antics for good.
Story & Art: Katy Towell
Genevieve already has a pony. She wants the world.
Story & Art: Katy Towell
Music - Composer: Gwydion Elderwyn Arranger: Aisha Elderwyn (c) 2005 Gwydion & Aisha Elderwyn
Narration: Aisha Elderwyn
Other voices: Melanie Ames and Tim Jones
Wait, what did she say? View a subtitled version here.
An unfortunate woman discovers the dangers of not having any Halloween candy.
Story, Art & Voices: Katy Towell
Music: Kevin MacLeod
