Blastro.com has resurrected its partnership with animator and cartoonist Jim Lujan once again in support of his “ghettomation” series, “Jim Lujan’s Cartoon Pawn Shop.” Depicting real life characters in Southern California whose personalities are often blown up to the point of absurdity, Lujan is a one-man animation studio, creating the artwork, voices and music for his series.
“Jim Lujan’s Cartoon Pawn Shop” found its first online home on Blastro in the late nineties, and as Jim says, “It’s good to be back.”
Currently, Blastro is showcasing episodes from the series that feature characters like insincere strippers, sinister cult leaders, disrespected DJ's, gangster rappers, wanna-be thugs, wasteoid parents and a security man who calls himself the gatekeeper of his “24-hour nightmare fest.” Viewers can expect many additions to the catalog though because Lujan has more stories and animations on tap than he can crank out in an entire lifetime.
Blastro’s president, Rob Campanell, says, “Jim is back in his groove and more prolific than ever. Jim’s an old friend, and we couldn’t be more excited to have him as a permanent fixture on Blastro – this time around.”
Catch up on some of Jim’s older cartoon shorts and stay tuned for more to come: http://www.blastro.com/show/jimlujanscartoonpawnshop.html.
“Jim Lujan’s Cartoon Pawn Shop” found its first online home on Blastro in the late nineties, and as Jim says, “It’s good to be back.”
Currently, Blastro is showcasing episodes from the series that feature characters like insincere strippers, sinister cult leaders, disrespected DJ's, gangster rappers, wanna-be thugs, wasteoid parents and a security man who calls himself the gatekeeper of his “24-hour nightmare fest.” Viewers can expect many additions to the catalog though because Lujan has more stories and animations on tap than he can crank out in an entire lifetime.
Blastro’s president, Rob Campanell, says, “Jim is back in his groove and more prolific than ever. Jim’s an old friend, and we couldn’t be more excited to have him as a permanent fixture on Blastro – this time around.”
Catch up on some of Jim’s older cartoon shorts and stay tuned for more to come: http://www.blastro.com/show/jimlujanscartoonpawnshop.html.