The Bobbs Beat: Movies with Peter

Hi everyone. Just finished the TV series Party Down and wanted to share my list of my top 5 TV comedies. All of the shows must fit in the 30 minute time slot and be live-action. These are shows I can watch over and over and still thoroughly enjoy and savor the laughs. 5. Party Down There are a lot of stories out there about trying to make it big Hollywood. Personally I'm kind of tired of Hollywood self-reflexive nature. I think they take the saying "write what you know" too seriously. However Party Down is not all about trying to make it in Hollywood. The protagonist Adam Scott gave up on Hollywood a while ago and is settling into a mundane life of bartending at what has to be the worst catering company ever. The staff is rude, crude and hilarious. The show adequately portrays the shallow and malignant underside of Hollywood without being preachy. Party Down has a humorous cast and great guest stars throughout it's two seasons. 4. Flight of the Conchords The ...

OK, I have not posted in forever, and chances are it will be a while until I post again, but I've been wanting to post a list of my top 5 movies for a while so I'll just do it. To clarify I've picked these movies because of their overall quality and their re-watchability. I'm not saying these are the best movies ever made, but if I was stuck on an island for the rest of my life with these 5 movies, I would be OK. That's how enjoyable each of these films are. Juno is my all time favorite movie. The cast is superb, the story is satisfyingly simple and the dialogue is hilarious. Every line that comes out of Juno's mouth is so clever and well written yet Ellen Page delivers it with such believability that you can't doubt her as a smart-ass teenage girl. The movie has so much heart in it. The focus on family and teenage innocence stick out to me in particular. And if you can make it through the part without crying a little where Jason Batemen tells Juno he'...

Hey here are some wrap up pics of artwork displayed at Out of the Dark: an interactive art exhibition. Several artists participated, including myself and my friend Rob Pad. http://robpad.com/follow/ It was a lot of fun and a great evening. Also check out the show site for the full list of artists. http://www.peterbobbs.com/outofthedark

Hi these are pics of my new Artwork. Most of it was created at the workshop at Anderson Ranch with acclaimed figurative ceramicist Debra Fritts. I had my friend Ian, http://www.elstonphotography.com , take the pictures.

Hi everyone, I had the opportunity to attend a workshop at Anderson Ranch in Snowmass Village, CO. The workshop was taught by amazing artist Debra Fritts and was about creating work based on the human form. It was and intense workshop where we were working 10 hours a day in clay. I loved it and created some great work. Check it out below.

Hi guys, So I found some old toy trucks in my garage a few months ago and really liked them. They are probably from the 1950s and are made out of withstanding metal. These trucks aren't like the cheap plastic child-safe crap that they have today. They are intricate and have sharp corners and are rusty but are made to last. They have personality and I decided to make them in transformers. Here are some pictures of the original toys and their transforming counterparts:

Check out this Claymation movie I made with my brother during my time at home. It's only a minute and a half long and is very entertaining.