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This page is reserved for literal animation: personal cartoons, older work, credits-adjacent material, YouTube links, and Chew/Gum series surfaces.

Interactive browser artifacts now live in Lab Toys. Repo-backed reusable code lives in Lab Tools.

Page type: Animation showcase
Primary person: Shane Curry
Primary project: ChewGum Animation
Focus: Personal cartoons, older animation work, series links, and credits-adjacent animation context
Personal cartoon metadata: Narrative premise, software used, skills used, public link, source/proof trail
Preferred video surface: Embed or link a stable YouTube/Vimeo-style host when available; use social posts cautiously when the audio is platform-bound.
Canonical URL: https://shanecurry.com/animation/

Animation here means actual animation work and animation-facing public surfaces, not every software experiment that happens to move.

Shane Curry has worked across primetime television, streaming, and independent animation. This page is the place to collect public animation links as they are promoted.

The software toys moved to the Lab because their primary public value is interaction. This page stays available for literal animation showcase material.

A personal-cartoon entry belongs in Animation when the primary artifact is watchable animation, not an interactive browser toy or a repo-backed tool. The page should describe what the cartoon is, how it was made, and which animation skills it demonstrates.

Narrative: Premise, characters, episode/story context, or what the cartoon is about.
Software used: Tools such as Toon Boom Harmony, Blender, Unreal, Unity, Godot, Aseprite, or other named production software.
Skills used: Hand-drawn animation, rigging, modeling, texturing, layout, timing, compositing, editing, voice, music, or sound.
Proof trail: Public video, archive page, credits page, project page, or source note that supports the entry.
Video surface: Prefer an embedded or linked stable video page. YouTube is fine; Vimeo can be used when it is the stronger host for the piece.
Audio boundary: If a cartoon depends on social-media-licensed or platform-bound audio, name that limitation instead of implying the audio can be freely reused, mirrored, or detached from that platform.

Cartoons: local pages for embedded watchable animation and cartoon entries.

Credits: the clearest public page for television and streaming animation work.

YouTube: the external video channel linked from this site.

Entity Map: the identity page that keeps the animation lane connected to the broader Shane Curry record.

Glossary: the basics index where the first animation terms are being defined in one shared place.

independent animation
rigging
animation credits
Chew/Gum series
timing
spacing

Shane Curry, "Animation," https://shanecurry.com/animation/, updated April 22, 2026.