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The feet of the hillbillies in “Hillbilly Hare” are practically a character all their own. Next time it’s on, watch the feet. Like hands, they’re not just plopped…
Tried to take one of the pose file images, and draw it as a cartoon, namely Porky, the assassin.
Two things on this one, love seeing the back shot, as rarely do scenes use them. The other thing I enjoy about McKimson’s work on Bugs, was how…
One of the greatest songs to come out of Merrie Melodies/Looney Tunes has got to be the square dance scene in “Hillbilly Hare”. An ex-co-worker of my wife…
Again, I enjoy the way McKimson had the crew draw hands, but I also liked the feet he had on characters. His characters were also a bit thicker…
Back to McKimson lately. I still thinks he’s under appreciated, especially when you look at how open he tends to keep figures in his toons. Their silhouettes always…
From “Dr Devil and Mr Hare”, which is a fun toon, but I feel like this image of Taz looking depressed wasn’t as fully thought out as it…
An Italian lass from Mr. Jones. Can I say that? Or does she have to be Irish?
As I said I’ve not posted in a bit, but I have been drawing. Again, here are some take son stuff from Looney Tunes. Chuck always had so…
As the two people who check this site will know, I haven’t posted anything in a couple months. Honestly, I’ve been thinking… why bother? World will probably end…
Ha! Fooled ya! I’ve been sketching from cartoons again, and thru that I’ve grown fond of the McKimson designs. His depictions of WB mainstays were a bit more…
OK, hear me out. Murder She Wrote has been enjoying an ever increasing resurgence in popularity, to the point CBS was gonna launch a reboot a few years…
Yes, even a bit more love for the designs of Mr. Jones, but this time from a few, rarely seen, toons. These are from various one-offs that he…
More love for the style of Chuck Jones. Here are some frames from his Three Bears toon “A Bear for Punishment”, plus a toss away design for a…
Ok, he’s not a paratrooper, but in “Forward March Hare” (1953), Bugs does mistakingly get drafted into the army. I did a post earlier about the Chuck Jones…
I really enjoyed the design of the antagonist in “Hare Less Wolf” (1958), and you can see hints of Freleng’s future “Pink Panther” design, which would come less than…