Grump Tales
Tay CookI'm an animator and artist working on big-time movies and small-time stories from my home in West Hollywood, California.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Danger: High Potency
Photo by César Hernández on Unsplash
I had been animating for nearly ten years at that point, working on commercials and video games and so many other wacky projects that nobody should have ever paid me to make. But all I ever wanted to do...
All Mixed Up in Guilin, China
I was too spicy to take a photo of the McDonald’s in Guilin. This McDonald’s is a short boat ride away in Yangshuo, China — by the author
The second thing I ate in Guilin was a McFlurry. Don’t judge me.
The first thing I ate in Guilin was...
AI Can Fuck Off
Photo by Tao Yuan on Unsplash
When I feel like wasting time, I poke around on Reddit.
Lately, it seems that everyone in the subs I follow is in a constant state of panic about how AI is coming to take all our jobs, and we all better s...
How Many is a Bunch?
Some monster of a bird
“How many is a bunch?” She asked as they walked by.
“A bunch of what?” He replied, as if that mattered.
“A bunch of anything.”
“Seven. I think it’s seven.” He turned and smiled, obviously guessing.
She opened her...
I Turned Red and Green In Lima, Peru
A Christmas tree and paraglider in Lima, next to the ocean. Photo by the author
“It’s okay.” The TSA agent said again.
“Pacemaker!” The woman cried. “He has a pacemaker!”
I heard them yelling back and forth as I snaked left, right, left,...
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Hello! I'm Taylor Cook and I'm an animator and artist working on big-time movies and small-time stories from my home in Los Angeles.
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