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Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts

Saturday, June 27, 2020

Design Icons

Sunday Additional Material Day.

h main attraction for Disney's Merry Menagerie is that fact that it is the cutest collection of Disney style animal caricatures you can find anywhere. In an erea wheere most design ften is the same, these keep surprising me. There is more when you folow the links.


Saturday, January 09, 2016

It's Not Easy Being Giant

Wednesday Advertising Day.

Stiched together from a full paper sized ad from the back of a 1941 Philidelphia Americn Weekly, this is one of the most lush ads using Disney characters I have ever seen.

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Down Mexico Way

Tuesday Comic Strip Day.

When I was looking to try and write some stories for the Dutch Donald Duck (the local Disney franchise), I downloaded a whole series of Jose Carioca Sundays to see if I could get a handle on him. The whole idea of a womanizer in a Disney setting is hard to do for me. Part of it was that I really like this earliest form of the character, which I am sharind here.

Monday, April 20, 2015

The More The Mèhhhhrier

Monday Cartoon Day.

One of the funniest newspaper features produced by the Walt Disney company.


Thursday, January 16, 2014

Mickey Mouse Funnies

Tuesday Comic Strip Day.

Here's some other stuff I came across while completing my favorite series. I love this late forties Mickey Mouse and I am informed that eventually it will be published in the Fantagraphics sries. I can't wait!


Wednesday, April 06, 2011

Come And Be Merry

Thursday Story Strip Day.

There may be story strip silent sequences out there, but I did not find any. Instead I have chosen to present today a longer run of Disney's Little Hiwatha. This sunday only silent gag strip ran for about three years under the Silly Symphonies banner and if I understand it corrctly, it was even considered as a feature film subject at the time. The text is by Dick Huemer and the art by Bob Grant, who also did the Merry Menagerie series of cartoons I so much like. With all the love that is given to Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse (and rightly so) I am surprised not more people are equally impressed by Grant's animated style of this strip. Maybe because it ran for so short or because the strip was later worked into the ground in the comics?