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I'm not much of a fan of the Muppet Babies cartoon and rest assured your drawings look nothing like those to me. In fact, your representations really look like the puppet construction in places that most other artists miss. You might know that Jim Henson had plans to produce a Muppet Show...

2nd issue is in my hot little frogboy hands and here's a brief overview. Much better. The art is still wonky and I'm just not a fan of Villavert's style. Others might be. I swear his Uncle Fester looking Fozzie will haunt my dreams. Also Piggy's eyebrows just don't work for me. Other bits...

Beautiful. Gonzo's beak area is exquisite. He's done so well! :concern:

It seems that they're trying to coordinate performers' schedules and the movie budget. It's good that the creative pre-production is largely out of the way.

Is it the blonde-eyed, blue-hair type? :eek:

Deadly is difficult with all of his weird shapes and nose hairs. Hmmmm. Then who's next? :confused:

That is gorgeous! So can you tell us how far along you are in drawing Pan and who your favorite Muppets are to draw so far?

I absolutely love how you draw Kermit. It's hard not to smile when I look at him and that's exactly the feeling that happens when watching the live action Kermit. Your stuff looks amazing and it appears that the writing has a Muppety perspective too so I'm not concerned about Pan. I'm looking...

My advice would be to remember that the person interviewing you could possibly be just as nervous as you are. Not all interviewers are skilled at the art. They're often thrown into the role due to circumstances of their position. So when you sit down with them, conduct yourself as a respectful...

As free-thinking as I can be it still creeps me out too. But it also makes me laugh. Even the most savvy Muppet characters still have an innocence to them. That's how they can get away with what they do. All Gonzo saw was plus-sized poultry. What the audience saw was a freaky buzzard guy...

I have a hard time with making special exceptions for celebrity behavior. We all have hardships and choices to make. However, when you're someone like MJ there's nobody there to say "no" to questionable actions. Man in the Mirror is one of my favorite MJ songs. I just wish he'd taken that...

He's one of the reasons for my rule not to buy something from someone who's screaming at me. I'm sure his infomercials will live on for years to come. I always thought a heart attack was how he'd go. Falling luggage? It's very sad. Everyone seems to be passing away.

I see these replicas and whatnots as being a project of Disney that the Henson Company probably wouldn't do. It would be wonderful. I'd love an Ernie & Bert or a Wembley and Boober. Who knows? :coy:

I believe this sort of thing is going to be happening in the future with a lot of small businesses. It's unfortunate and not personal. A growing number of these businesses can not meet their commitments and this usually requires customers to file a claim. It does little good to defend or...

There was no Sound of Music number except for the cover. Maybe it didn't make the cut of material. **Spoilers Ahead** (:o but keeping many surprises under my hat :shifty:) Cover(S): Marylin Piggy/Sound of Music Piggy Credits Page: Bunsen & Beaker 1: Backstage - Scooter & Kermit 2/3...

Hmmm. It seems to me she's one of those people who need constant affirmation from others. The best way I’ve found to deal with such people is to give them a little bit of affirmation when it is deserved and conditioned on your need for peace. It works a lot of time. Respectful and honest...

I mentioned the flirting likely wasn't romantic. There are different levels and motives for that sort of behavior. Perhaps there's some reason she wants your attention. Did she single in on you or is she like this with everybody?

You are right that such criticism should not happen. That's a red flag to me that the situation is delicate and probably needs a light touch. Honesty and kindness is a good first plan because it shows her and everyone in the office that all avenues had been explored before reporting the problem...

It is best to avoid that sort of conflict if possible. There's how things should be and there's the reality. It's always a good gesture to be gracious and direct first and then go ahead with formalities if that doesn't work. The reality is that there will still be a work relationship with this...

It sounds like she could be flirting with you. I don't mean that it's a romantic gesture. It could just be friendly flirting. It sounds to me that she wants to be liked and noticed. Here's how I would do it. Compliment her on something like her hair or her shoes or the job she did on...