Here's some screenshots of one my favorite background artists, Fred Brunish. He worked at Walter Lantz Studios from 1946 until 1952. He ...

This ends my streak of consecutive posts featuring Walter Lantz's characters. The Masked Stinker was kind enough to send me some model s...

Here's some clips of drunken cartoon characters timed to music. All four of these Lantz clips were directed by Dick Lundy, one of my abs...

I found this model sheet from Dick Lundy's short "Playful Pelican" on my hard drive. Honestly, I didn't even remember havi...

Here's another cartoon that I posted that was taken off of Youtube a while back. It's of poor quality but it's the only copy I h...

I had originally posted this one back in May but it was taken off of Youtube and I've finally got around to posting it again. Mark Maye...

I'm keeping the Lantz model sheets going with their biggest star. Here's Woody and the various designs he went through in the 1940...

I probably should have included this pic in the last post.

Here are some model sheets from the Lantz studio's cast of characters, I'm assuming these were model sheets used for the comics book...

"Peace On Earth" directed by Hugh Harman and nominated for both an Academy Award and Nobel Peace Prize. Peace On Earth-Hugh Harman...

It saddens me to no end to hear that one of my heros, Joe Barbera passed away today. I can't put into words how much I admire his work a...

Here's a couple of models of Chuck Jones' Charlie Dog. Bob Clampetts' "Porky's Pooch" laid the foundation for what...

Here's some model sheets and animation drawings from Tex's "Who Killed Who?" Somehow I highly doubt that any cartoons toda...

I'm quite fond of Famous Studio's cartoons of the 1940's and early 50's. Though the stories are usually formulatic and the p...