Following up on his 2008 project for the alternative rock duo know as They Might Be Giants, Pascal Campion has created a new music video. Much like his One Dozen Monkeys piece, this music video also features a number of primates. It’s for the song Kids Go!, which promotes the newly-released TMBG book of the same name (which was also illustrated by Campion).

In another life, I’ll have Pascal Campion’s output capacity and creativity. According to his latest blog post, this Have a Great Day animation was knocked out one afternoon between client feedback. It’s not his first Great Day card – we featured Campion’s earlier work back in 2007.

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Pascal Campion, like many of us, is headed off to Comic-con today. In honor of his departure, he created a short Flash animation, which you can see over at his website.

I’m also heading down today as well, and if anyone wants to meet up, I’ll be attending the Making Fiends panel at 5pm on Friday in room Room 7AB. I’ll be wearing my trusty brown CHF tshirt and sitting in the back right of the room. See you in San Diego!

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To bring their latest music video to life, singer/songwriter siblings, Cher & Gene Klosner, have teamed up with Flash-animation maestro Pascal Campion. Seep Sams is a track on the Klosner’s 2-disc lullaby collection titled Stardust.

Pascal Campion, a one-man animating machine, has posted his collaboration with alternative rock duo know as They Might Be Giants. TMBG has created a pair of albums aimed at the preschool group – Here Come the ABCs and Here Come the 123s. Both have been turned into DVDs filled with puppetry and animation, and Campion was called upon to bring the song One Dozen Monkeys to life. The Flash animated music video is posted on Pascal’s website.

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