In honor of Autism Awareness Month, I decided to interview a close artist mutual I know as far back as college.

In addition to being a pretty solid self employed illustrator and sequential comic artist, Dani Clover-Flick has had quite the interesting background of growing up on the spectrum without realizing it until recently. Yet in spite of being diagnosed later in her life, the knowledge she has gained of the famed developmental disability has only made her grow further into the creatively unique individual she is now.

To check out more of Dani's work, visit her sites down below:

danicloverflick.com/

www.patreon.com/gloomypunks

www.instagram.com/gloomypunks/?hl=en/gloomypunks

twitter.com/gloomypunks

In tonight's episode of Sketch-i-Cast, co-developer of the unofficial remake of Guantlet: Dark Legacy Ada SanGiovanni/SerafaniGuant goes into the making of the project. As of now, you can support the product on Patreon & Discord via here: www.patreon.com/GDLremastered & discord.gg/MPruVPz

To look more into Ada's work, visit their websites below.

adamsangiovanni.com/about/

www.instagram.com/adasangiovanni/?hl=en

A close friend of mine, Allison Warren, is currently making her own indie RPG game called More than Friends, so I decided to interview her on the progress of the game thus far. In addition, her lead VAs Ali Gohar and Anthony Boley were kind enough to lend their perspective on being apart of this small ambitious project, and voicing the leads, ​Leif and Axel.

To stay in touch with the progress of the game, visit Allison's Instagram and Twitter:

Also feel free to check out more stuff from Ali & Anthony right here:

twitter.com/KeybladeAli

twitter.com/disneydude92

www.castingcall.club/m/DizVoices

www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ_8crplm0WWJpzoEm-QhMQ

For the final pre-March 2021 episode Sketch-i-Cast COVID Edition, me and my old pal Agen Dior are going to be talking about how we feel regarding the importance of content and visualization in movies. With them being a lover of films and my being an animator who makes films, this should make for an interesting back and forth.

To follow Agen Dior (or Brendan), visit them at www.instagram.com/agen_dior/?hl=en

Original air date: February 26th, 2021

For this older episode of Sketch-i-Cast, native New Jersey artist and MICA animation/illustration alumni Alicia Robinson goes over her personal aesthetic, the times during and after her college experience and where her career has taken her as an indie freelance illustrator.

To find more of Alicia's work, visit her at her professional website, Instagram and Twitter down below.

www.aliciarob.com/

www.instagram.com/aliciarobinsonart/

twitter.com/aliciarobart

Original air date: February 19th, 2021

The following are deleted chunks from the most recent episode of Sketch-i-Cast featuring CK Korleski, in which the two of us went on goofy tangents related to the process of their thesis film, Moral Orel, animators on drugs and other stuff.

To watch William & the Burial at Sea, click here: vimeo.com/416387321

Go watch Moral Orel on HBO Max if you live in America

Just in time before Valentines Day, I got to interview the rambunctiously talented rebel animator, Annie Murray, co-founder of Bigger Picture Animation and another wonderful colleague on Romantic Chorus. On this episode, we go over her inspirations in the art of animation, how her career has gone over the years, and what it's been like to do freelance work in her home country of Australia.

To check out Bigger Picture Animation and other cool works from Annie & friends, check out the website right here: www.biggerpictureanimation.com/

Original air date: February 12th, 2021

Going back to February, this episode of Sketch-i-Cast interviews my good friend and fellow illustrator, Maya Henderson, who has been blowing up recently with her adorkably relatable comics that sometimes delve into heavy issues on race and social justice. In addition to going over her past career of accomplishments as a growing illustrator and cartoonist, she was kind enough to share her own inspirations on her love of drawing and her occasional need to reflect on the serious issues going on in America.

Original air date: February 5th, 2021

Recently, the indie bluegrass band Geraldine released an animated music video for their song Harvester. Created by MICA animation alum CK Korleski, this interview goes into their process behind the video and how much the band and the art of animation means to them. CK was also kind enough to draw the cover art for today's episode.

Link to the video itself: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPGdo4uGW…feature=emb_title

To check out more from both CK and Geraldine, visit them in these links below.

www.ckkorleski.com/

www.geraldineband.com/

One of my closest friends since my days at cartooning school is tonight's new guest on Sketch-i-Cast. Most of this just consists of us blabbing on about cartoons and other stuff we love about comedy and animation, but some fun insights are certainly sprinkled within.

Original air date: January 29th, 2021