C.H. Greenblatt

C.H. Greenblatt: A lot of myself is in this show (Chowder). I think people who know me can definitely see little bits of me in all of the character, and in the kind of comedy we do. I think the best shows usually have a good chunk of the creator embedded in them.

C.H. Greenblatt: I just wanted Chowder himself to feel like a squeezy little stuffed animal without any particular breed. The world of Marzipan supposed to be filled with all these weird creatures and people, so that's why Chowder is a hybrid.

C.H. Greenblatt: Most of my ideas starts as doodles, and I keep refining them in my sketchbooks until I get close to what I feel is a solid idea. The first Chowder drawings were a cranky old wizard and a little kid who kept his face hidden between his hat and his collar. I kept playing with them and evolving the characters until they got closer and closer to where they are now.