Animator and filmmaker Bill Plympton’s work has appeared in a diverse selection of publications ranging from The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone and, of course, Penthouse. You’ve seen three of his animations in the long-running couch gag in the opening credits of The Simpsons, he’s contributed artwork to videos by musicians ranging from “Weird Al” Yankovic to Kanye West, and he’s twice been nominated for Academy Awards for his short films Your Face and Guard Dog. Plympton recruited photographer Seth Michaels and adult icon Julia Ann and returned to his roots to create a unique, animation driven installment for our Pop Shots series.

We’ve had graphic artists and actors direct Pop Shots, but you’re the first visual storyteller who’s been invited... Read More