Anton Bogaty recently took over animation and design duties on a new web series called Nanovor. It’s the spawn of the free Nanovor Online Battle Game, which was created by Jordan Weisman from Smith and Tinker. Dustin Haynes and Chris Rogers contributed to the production as well. There’s CG animation splashed around the series, which is handled by Coleman Smith.

Anton Bogaty has been quite the busy man. Last week, we posted his new music video for Daniel G. Harmann’s song Dee. He’s also just released a new short film, titled Gumms. It’s a story about an aging artist who creates comics for a Bazooka-like company.

Anton Bogaty recently wrapped-up a new music video for Daniel G. Harmann, the self-professed “reigning king of sad bastard swoon rock.” It’s for his track Dee, and it’s set against a very inspired and melancholic visual tale.

Anton Bogaty, with what seems like a dozen music videos under his belt, has just posted his latest creation for a band called The Liquid Now. The video is for the track titled See You On the Other Side.

For Fremantle’s (American Idol) web and mobile channel Atomic Wedgie, Camp Chaos’ Bob Cesca has embarked on a new animated series. It’s titled Unga Bunga Banana, and it stars “a weird antagonistic critter with big goggles who loves to wreck havoc wherever he goes.” Cesca created the series along with John Christian Plummer, and then he invited two of my favorite artists to join him in the production. Bob directed the series with Anton Bogaty who also animated the series. Both Bogaty and Joel Trussell helped Cesca with character design. The first episode, which you can see below, is titled Cheese Pants.