One of my more fun moments in drawing Taz,when he loses it while trying to hit the paddle ball in the episode "Ticket Taker Taz" for Warner Bros' show "Tasmania",or was it spelled with a "z", no  it was "s", no z, no s, z, s, z, BOOOAAAGGAGLAGA!!! Oh well, he may be tempermental , but he's a big star, so one has to make allowances for nerves you know.This sort of thing is to be expected,but I must say he could use a course in anger management, bloody git.I mean there I was placidly drawing my storyboard and he loses control! I mean I think he actually enjoys it, inflicting pain and mayhem on people while he gets to throw a tantrum! And that damn limo of his a mile long and wrapping around palm trees in knots. And who has to clean up after him ,huh? Huh? Me the blasted bloody storyboard artist that's who!! I wish J L was still around i'd tell'im what for! Ay?? Ayy? 'es got me talkin' in a bloody Austraalian accent ,an' I'm from Virginia! What's that about ay? See, there it goes again ay?G'day mate !I mean, I- I- BOOAAAABOOAAGGALAGBOOAAAGG BLAOWN Blah... uh,..uh, sorry... feel better now, he is quite cathartic isn't he?

The restrained and exacting art of the storyboard is the same for cartoon characters as much as for fine drama. One line out of place and the effect would be quite different.He might end up doing Hamlet. Which isn't really so different, after all he walked around talking to a skull didn't he? And trying to decide whether or not to be... In animation we also encounter this timeless dilema, when we can't decide which pencil to use...2B or not 2B....that is...uh, more than enough text to put on this web page. KVA