Steve Sutton

Steve Sutton is a surrealist vlogger and video content creator from the early days of Youtube. He provided the voice of Dr. Vampire in Punch, Part I and Punch, Part II.
Steve's contributions to the internet began as early as 2001 when he began posting entries on Live Journal, where his bio reads: "Just a single guy, living in Springfield, Georgia, USA, the most boring town on the face of the planet."
His most notable production in the early days was his live action interdimensional sci-fi series The Portal, which he began uploading to his website around 2002. The series is about a colony of clones in another dimension, all played by Steve (sorta like The Clerman Clones), and featured a lot of 3D animation and special effects for the time. On April 15, 2006 the series was put on indefinite hiatus, leaving episode 10 as the final episode, with the further five planned episodes remaining uncompleted. Steve also produced a number of shorter 3D animated series, such as Clover Beach and Commander Neat.
Steve first started uploading content to his GeoCities page which was created in early 2001. This was originally a site for South Park fan content called 'South Park Previews', however by November that year it had become a more general site for Steve's various interests and had been retitled 'Steve's World'. On March 1st 2005 he moved the site to Netfirms, and in 2006 the site got its own domain, suttsteve.com.
The Links page on his site included a link to wheremyshoe.com as early as March 2005, so he was familiar with Ed Atlin's work long before he provided the voice of Doctor Vampire in late 2006.
He originally started uploading videos to Youtube some time in 2006 on his channel suttsteve. The channel became quite popular for the vlogs Steve would upload to, usually about mundane every day life things presented in an emotionless, deadpan manner. In late 2009 he terminated the channel in order to start fresh with a new channel called protopod, he explains his reasons for doing so in the first vlog uploaded to the channel here. Although he no longer produces animated or live action shows, he continues to upload vlog content to his Youtube channel to this day.
Steve had apparently created a vlog detailing his experience providing voice work for Space Tree, however this video was on his old channel and as such has been deleted. Lots of his old videos have since been re-uploaded to Youtube, if you can find the one where he talks about Space Tree and post a link to it here then that would be great.
An article about him was written on the Channel 101 Wiki here. He was brought on to write reviews for the site's content in an official capacity in August 2006, according to this article, however this didn't seem to pan out as in a presentation he did for the website's 2006 Channy Awards he's credited as 'one-time Channel 101 reviewer' and 'former 101 critic'.
A recount of his internet history was published by The Daily Dot on June 2nd 2016, which can be found here.
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