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The debate with It's such a beautiful day... take into account that it's a compilation of short stories wrapped up as a common narrative piece. You will expect more stylized designs and forms coming from short films than features. Now, if we talk about Hertzfeldt there's no doubt he is very influenced by comic strips (it's hard to not see this in Ah, l'amour! or Rejected), but I would actually point at the narrative there; his stylistically simple designs do not belong by themselves to the realm of comic strips, they look more like the doodles you draw while you are attending a class or a conference. And in the particular case of It's such a beautiful day the narration deviates a lot, it turns abstract, experimental and introspective, so the similarities with a comic strip are, to me, very minor if not completely non-existent.
On Sexy Celebrity... let's all agree that he's too sexy for this countdown.