The Adventures of Constipated Johnson!

Posted By: Tina Wood | Oct 19th, 2006 @ 5:48 PM

For a few years now I have been a huge fan of artist Ted Bracewell. He's designed some personal comics for me over the years and his short animated films are some of the best around. He's clever, creative and as you will see, really funny. To make constipated Johnson he used mostly adobe products like Photoshop, after effects and premiere. He's been an integral part of the 10 community and he's a great example of somebody who uses the power of the internet and technology to market and showcase their talents.

Video: The Adventures of Constipated Johnson: Episode 1

It's just a matter of time before Ted gets scooped up by some major network and signs some fat television deal. So before that happens sit back, relax and enjoy The Adventures of Constipated Johnson!

Tags: animation, graphics, Internet, Seattle, video

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Nate

I blame UPS and their 5 day "overnight" shipping for the reason this isn't more well known!

Duncan

Wow... if I could figure out a way to get myself and my son into a custom comic cover like this one, I make it into a poster for his wall.. he loves the idea of being a Jedi Smiley

Great stuff Ted!

Tina

Yep. He's pretty talented. Smiley Not the UPS guy, Ted.

Walter Crespo

Hi Tina,

Very interesting, I like the music, and that Soapbox player is sweet. I really like that custom comic to, I'm assuming that is you and family? Very nice. Ted Bracewell sure does awesome work, I bookmarked his site and I'll be checking it out soon as I can.

V360

Makes you wonder what goes on, when Johnson is not on the...Johnson. Doesn't it? (Maybe, not).

Great work, Ted. Very well done. I noticed something...Johnson's ears are shaded differently (intentional?).

Anyway, I'm curious to see what "Episode 2" will be about (does it include Johnson on the crapper, again?).

Arztek

What site hosting Tina Wood and Laura Foy would be complete without the contibutions of TeddyB. I envy him...he knows you personally. I've done quite a bit of comic design myself, but I've kept most of my work to myself. I've never felt comfortable putting my stuff up on the web. Awesome work, Ted.