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Jim Tyer! (BAFFLING BUNNIES, 1955.)

Magpie melodrama by Carlo Vinci. (THE UNINVITED PESTS, 1946.)

Italian operetta by Carlo Vinci, a fellow paisano himself. (SUNNY ITALY, 1951.)

Carlo Vinci! (MOOSE ON THE LOOSE, 1952.)

I watched this a metric fuck-ton as a kid. Immediately thought of this character after her passing.

So, here's what: canceled an Adobe program, got charged with a hefty cancellation fee, then I called Adobe, told them to waiver the fee because I absolutely will NOT accept that. After a few minutes, the representative makes sure no charge is applied. Boom. Done.

Oh go get fucked and suck my ballsack @adobe.com
stick your policies up your fat ass

YouTube video by John Smith Casino 1995 Nicky Santoro's Death 4K HDR

Out of all fates, I so badly want this one to fall on the amoral and reprehensible people who run the works around here.

youtu.be/WxYveaRyqkw?...

Art Davis animation!

The Simpsons: "Lisa On Ice" (2F05), First Draft : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive I received this photocopy of a first draft “Simpsons” teleplay when I took a pre-college course on animated sitcom writing. Naturally, this script reads...

Here it is: Mike Scully's first draft of "Lisa On Ice," a classic S6 Simpsons episode!

Thanks for sharing! This was part of a whole Popeye/Bluto fight Dante animated, with many individual shots.

If I ever had plans to write a huge coffee table book about one Disney feature, it’d be this one.

That’s one reason why it’s in my Top 5: one singular vision instead of too many cooks in the kitchen. Peet also directed the voice actors, which really helps a ton.

Carlo Vinci! (THE LION HUNT, 1949.)

Starkist Tuna spot with Charlie Tuna, animated by Art Babbitt. (Made at WB, directed by Phil Monroe.)

Carlo Vinci, then Jim Tyer. (SPARE THE ROD, 1954.)

Carlo Vinci! (BEAUTY ON THE BEACH, 1950.)

Jim Tyer! (BEAUTY ON THE BEACH, 1950.)

Upcoming Documentary Tells The Forgotten Story Of UPA Animation The upcoming documentary examines the artists, politics, and risks behind the studio that broke away from Disney's industry-dominant realism.

UPA’s radical mid-century break from Disney realism and its lasting influence on the world of animation have been documented in a new feature coming later this year: 'Animation Mavericks, The Forgotten Story of UPA.'
www.cartoonbrew.com/documentary-...

Ken Harris!

His assistant Abe Levitow had one hell of a job to keep Daffy’s cigarette consistent with the dialogue.

Probably my favorite Zim & Gir exchange throughout the series.
#invaderzim #gir #zimfanart #throwbackthursday #digitalart

Ken Harris.

Two sequences animated by Dick Huemer, from THE WISE LITTLE HEN ('34) and DON DONALD ('37).

Both Huemer's animation and others are identified in this package of animator breakdown videos on Patreon here, for sale at $5: www.patreon.com/posts/animat...

Correct! Fred was never credited for his footage at Warners.

Largely animated by Manny Gould (another animator worked on Bugs’s soft shoe dance).

Updated links to include 1938 and 1939!

Animator Breakdowns: Donald Duck, 1934-1937 | Devon Baxter Get more from Devon Baxter on Patreon

To increase visibility on the page for potential subscribers and non-users, the animator breakdown videos for "Donald Duck: The 1930s" are available for sale in three separate packages. (The 1938 and 1939 releases will appear later on the page.)

Cartoon Roots: Back to the Inkwell (Blu-ray/DVD Combo) At last, the tales of and his beloved cartoon clown are here! From their earliest-available frolic (1919) to their scream of an adventure in (1920)—a long-unavailable caper to home video—w...

@teddy-butch.bsky.social Enjoy! Here's the Koko Blu-ray collection that Tommy Stathes, Steve Stanchfield (of Thunderbean) and I just labored over for months...