Daniel Dotson is an artist and art instructor at Ashfield, where Jane spends the summer during the events of Is It Fall Yet? He is voiced by musician Dave Grohl.
Physical Appearance[]
Daniel is a middle aged man with a very slender physique. He has streaked back blonde hair with a black mustache and beard with a goatee. He dresses in white pants and long-sleeved white button-up shirt with the top two buttons undone and with the sleeves rolled up. He also wears a chain around his neck.
Personality[]
Daniel is considered a famous modern artist. Most of the young artists in Ashfield are in awe of him, despite his ego, questionable talent, and tendency to sound pretentious. Dotson has been creating art since at least 1991, which is when he created Paper Plate Genocide (eight paper plates stuck on spears) which, according to him, was considered by art critics as a brilliant work.
Character Overview[]
During the events of Is It Fall Yet?, Daniel works as an artist and art instructor at Ashfield, appearing a few times throughout the summer.
He hits on and goes through every woman in the colony that he can. Everyone knows that he's doing it, and laugh it off as "genius has its prerogative."
Jane's opinions of him are less than flattering, as are those of Alison, another student at the art colony. However, at the end of the episode it is revealed that Alison has started a relationship with Daniel as a means to getting her art into circulation, much to Jane's chagrin.
Trivia[]
- He was voiced by Dave Grohl, a musician known for his work as a member of Nirvana and Foo Fighters. MTV's old "Guestward Ho!" flipbook reveals: "While looking over his lines as the opportunistic artist in Is It Fall Yet?, Foo Fighters' David Grohl exclaimed, "God, I'm such a sleaze!" We think he was talking about the character."