Thanks for your kind response Sally, it's really nice that you still nurture your fans. Have you seen the music videos for Chad Van Gaalen? They really are immeasurably good. He's a great talent. I think you might like them. Thanks again for your wonderful work.

Your videos are so glorious. I just want to heap superlatives on you 'til the cows come home but they have a home and you are it.

Thanks for these nice nice comments. glad so many of you are going down memory lane and having a good time there. the song in fun on mars is "sweeping the clouds away" sung by Charles buddy rogers.

Thank you so much for putting all your work up on YouTube! For years all I've had was a copy of Quasi I recorded off the TV and the memories of your Sesame Street sketches. Now I can watch them all :)

I grew up in the 90's and when I was very small I would watch a lot of Sesame Street. These animations where among my favorites, especially Above It All, and to this day it delights me to watch them, especially now, finding this Channel through YouTube. The art is amazing. Emotion is very important to me as an artist and this may be why I'm so thrilled with these animations---they are so wiggly with all kinds of feelings and energy.

So thanks...these animations have stayed with a lot of kids through their lives =)

i saw the i need this thing song in spanish.

your stuff is brilliant , I adore the surrealism .

At some point, when I was maybe ten or eleven years old, I was awarded a scholarship to attend The Poetry Film Workshop, which taught young kids to make animated films. My studies there lead to my creation of a cut-out paper-animated, Super 8mm epic. It depicted the adventures of an anthropomorphic frog whose appearance was heavily influenced by your drawings of Quasi Duck and the various magical creatures who populated his world.

Anyway, the fact that I've found your channel means my being on YouTube at 1:00AM isn't the pointless waste of time it would normally be. Mom's still up, so I'm gonna go tell her you've got a presence on YouTube, which is something she'll get a kick out of hearing.

Kind Regards,

FlightSuit

Omigod, I can't believe I've stumbled across a YouTube channel that's all yours! I was just a child when my mother took me to see some animation festival (I don't even recall which one, or where, exactly, the screening took place), and I saw Quasi Duck for the first time.

"Quasi at the Quackadero" and "Make Me Psychic" were huge inspirations to my twisted young mind, and contributed to my producing such strange visual art that my teachers and classmates thought I'd gotten a really early head-start experimenting with drugs.

Wow, I've never seen this kind of stuff before. You're very talented, and I'll certainly be watching more of your stuff in the future.