KC Green has completed work for Mad Magazine, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, Oni Press, Boom! Studios, and probably others. He’s most known for the phrase/comic “this is fine” where a dog burns to his supposed death. But it is a cartoon, so no one takes it that seriously.
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Mo Willems’s work in children’s books, TV, animation, theater, and bubble gum card painting has garnered three Caldecott Honors, two Geisel Medals, five Geisel Honors, three Carnegie Medals, six Emmys, and multiple bubble gum cards. He is best known for his Elephant & Piggie books and worst known for his Cartoon Network TV series, Sheep in the Big City.
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Tags: Alberto Montt, Animation, Argentina, bubble gum cards, Caldecott Honor, Carnegie Medal, Cartoon Studies, CCS Fellow, children's books, Elephant and Piggie, Emmy, Enchanted Lion, Fellow, Geisel Honor, Geisel Medal, Good Night Planet, Liniers, Macanudo, Mad Magazine, Mo Willems, Sheep in the Big City, The Big Wet Balloon, theater, TOON Books, TV, Visiting Artist, Written and Drawn by Henrietta
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