Squanch Talks to SickAnimation... Again!

We spoke with him earlier this week, and now we're speaking with him again. This time, alongside SickAnimation's 'Gas Tank' video hitting Squanch Networks.

(And if you like cars... and we mean really REALLY like cars, this video is for you. View it on YouTube or at the bottom of this blog post)

Otherwise, check out what Marc has to say about his creative process, mechanophiliacs, and where you can find more of his work below!

SQUANCH NEWS: What’s the last thing to make you laugh uncontrollably?
MARC: I have no idea! And the fact that it’s a super hard question is really sad. 

SQUANCH NEWS: Wow. That is sad. Anyway, What’s the first thing you do when you sit down to create a new skit?
MARC: I say my prayer, which is the Invocation of the Muse from Homer’s Odyssey, translation by T.E. Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia.

SQUANCH NEWS: Do you ever find yourself overly critical of your own work?
MARC: Hell no. Always actually. It’s funny too, because how can I be so critical of something that is meant to be so stupid?

SQUANCH NEWS: Have you ever seen a mechanophiliac?
MARC: I’ve never seen one with my own eyes. I’ve only read about them in scientific journals.

SQUANCH NEWS: Would you happen to have any encouraging words for people who suffer from  mechanophilianism that might be reading this?
MARC: I don’t think people with mechanophilianism suffer, I think they thrive. Do they have any encouraging words for me and my overly critical analysis of my own work?

SQUANCH NEWS: Where can people see more of your work?
MARC: Thanks for the plug! For cartoons, YouTube.com/SickAnimation is probably the easiest. And for music, you can just search for “Sick Animation” on Spotify or any streaming service. And for uncensored spread-butt nudes, hit up OnlyFans.com/JustinRoiland

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SICKANIMATION PRESENTS 'GAS TANK'

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