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Jul. 15 2009 - 4:59 pm | 23 views | 1 recommendation | 1 comment

Sen. Coburn’s Ricky Ricardo moment at the Sotomayor hearings

By SCOTT BATEMAN

OK, that was weird: I’ve animated actual audio from today’s Sotormayor confirmation hearings, featuring Sen Tom Coburn (R-1953) sharing a moment with the nominee. The animation, with commentary, is after the cut.

And don’t forget my animation from earlier today of Lindsey Graham grilling Sotomayor, as well (not to mention an animation of Sen. Jeff Sessions’ weird opening statement on another web site). Live-blogging with animation is the new Twitter.

 
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    11:52 pm on 07/15/09
    iskid2astop
    iskid2astop

    No way! That is too awesome. I love that idiot.

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    Animator. Here's some of what I've currently got going on:

    I have a blog, of course.

    Atom Age Vampire: Atom Age Vampire is my first feature-length animated film; it's currently screening at film festivals and is available on DVD.

    The 10,000 3x5: 10,000 drawings on 3x5 cards.

    I'm on Twitter.

    My book Scott Bateman's Sketchbook of Secrets & Shame (Word Riot, 2007) is still available on Amazon.

    For over 160 older animations, visit me on YouTube. There are also a few animations from my old TV show Scott Bateman Presents Scott Bateman Presents (PlumTV) on my VImeo page.

    Also: I played the Sun in a play about the solar system in third grade. It's all been downhill since.

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