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I've been practicing my tweening in Clip Paint Studio~ Here's an adorable animation I made for an art trade for THENEWOmegan on twitter of their Bendy au! My partner did the sketch for this and god they knocked it out of the park <3!
#batim#batdr#bendy#bendy the dancing demon#bendy and the dark revival#bendy and the ink machine#artists on tumblr#batim bendy#bendy au#bendy the demon#felix the cat#rubberhose#rubberhose art#1940s cartoons#cartoonart#praying tumblr lets this into the tags since I put both a gif n a video on it-#anyways yeah Im still proud of this I think its super duper cute <3
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Elmer's Pet Rabbit (1941).
#bugs bunny#elmer fudd#bugs bunny gay#1940s cartoons#merrie melodies#my gifs#animation#bugs bunny x elmer fudd#chuck jones
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Quaxly 1940s Disney Styled
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Four Favorites #14 (Ace Magazines, 1944)
Art: Lou Ferstadt
#Lou Ferstadt#golden age#golden age comics#comics#comic books#ace magazines#40s comics#40s comic books#1940s comics#1940s cartoons#pulp#superheroes#the unknown soldier
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BETTY BOOP - 1920-1940's cartoons
PROPAGANDA:
I love her so much but I absolutely hate the way modern pop culture portrays her </3 she is my silly goofy little blorbo
#poll#betty boop#1920s cartoons#1930s cartoons#1940s cartoons#image included#has propaganda#mod found image#week three
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#giphy#animation#cartoon#disney#donald#walt disney#donald duck#gus#disney gifs#old cartoons#cartoon gifs#disney cartoons#uncle donald#1940s cartoons#gus goose#donald duck cartoons#old disney cartoons#donald duck gifs#my gifs#source: giphy#disneyedits#disney edit#my edit#mine#donaldduckedits#donald duck edit
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Hallber is telling you to donate your scrap metal! Are you doing your part...?
What? What d’ya mean it’s not the 1940’s anymore!?
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#stelomation#hallber#world war ii#1940s cartoons#1940s#animation#comics#rubberhose#scrap metal#adolf#jackass#donkey
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Ren And Stimpy (T&J 1946 - 1954 Title Card Style)
©️ Ren & Stimpy (1991) -> Nickelodeon & Paramount Global 🇺🇸Tom & Jerry -> Warner Bros [Hollywood -> California]
#Ren And Stimpy#ren and stimpy fanart#Tom And Jerry#Title Card#Nickelodeon#Warner Bros#parody#1940s cartoons#1950s Cartoons#90s cartoons
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Tom and Jerry are back on Cartoon Network
Tom and Jerry are officially coming back to the Cartoon Network channel on June 4th for an all day marathon of various Tom and Jerry shows very happy to hear this since the series shaped for what Cartoon Network is today when it first launched in 1992.
#tom and jerry#cartoon network#1940s cartoons#nostalgic cartoons#digital artwork#digital artist#digital drawing#digital fanart#digital art#artists on tumblr#fictional characters#fanart#my artwork#my art#animation
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Inktober 1. Tom and Jerry
Sorry for being late , but I’m participating now!
#domono08#blogs#cartooning#artists on tumblr#hand drawn#black artist#animation#fan artist#furry fandom#anthro#tom and jerry#warner bros animation#hanna barbera#Cartoon Network#cartoon#1940s cartoons#jerry mouse#tom cat#inktober#inktober 2023#cat#mouse#Fanart#my art
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I know typically I post a new strip of this comic every Friday, but I did just come back from a little vacation get away, and since I plan on ending this series soon, I figured most wouldn't mind if I uploaded this on a later day.
Only one more comic is coming, folks. No more after the next one. Stay TOONed!
Hallber and Helen © SteLomation 2022
Featuring @1337thegamer420's character Hoffman
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Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd from "The Wabbit Who Came to Supper" from 1942-Looney Tunes
Happy New Year!
#youtube#video clip#cartoons#looney tunes#bugs bunny#emler fudd#cartoon rabbits#2023 is year of rabbit#the wabbit who came to supper#1942#classic shorts#warner bros#wb cartoons#warner bros cartoons#1940s cartoons#new year#happy new year#happy holidays#holidays
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The Unruly Hare (1945)
#bugs bunny#elmer fudd#slash pairing#looney tunes#animation#my gifs#bugs bunny x elmer fudd#1940s cartoons#the unruly hare
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MGM Cartoon Styled Bluey
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THE BARBER OF SEVILLE (1944)
Director: James Culhane
Story: Ben Hardaway, Milt Schaffer
Animation: Verne Harding, Les Kine, Emery Hawkins, Pat Matthews, Paul J. Smith, Rudy Zamora
Release Date: April 22, 1944
Ah, Woody Woodpecker. One of my favorite, yet also one of the most underachieving cartoon characters of all time.
Despite his appealing design and his fun, if a bit aggravating personality, Woody was never able to achieve fame and praise similar to the likes of Bugs Bunny or Mickey Mouse (Unless you're in Brazil), and I find that to be a great shame, as I find Woody to be a great character. However, it seemed nobody truly knew HOW to use him after the 1940s were over, as he became nicer, unfunnier, and more simple of a character, despite a few fun cartoons here and there. (Mostly 1954's CONVICT CONCERTO). It seems like they've been trying to return to his classic roots in the modern day and age, but they aren't really doing it very well, as the movie stunk and the Flash show is unbearably mediocre. So what made Woody tick anyway? Why do I find him to be such a great character? Well, look no further than The Barber of Seville.
The cartoon begins with Woody, reading the window of Tony Fig-Ay-Roo.... Figaro's barber shop. As he looks at the different haircut options, he decides to get a "V FOR VICTORY" haircut, because what can he lose with a victory cut?
As he thinks about the haircut, we get some great expressions from him.
As he goes into the barber shop, he finds that Figaro is out to get his physical. "Back soon? That's what he thinks." This cartoon shows its age very clearly with military references such as these, but I find them somewhat endearing.
Oh well. Maybe Woody can cut his own hair! He cuts his own teeth!
As he begins combing his hair, he does a dainty pose as he remarks "Looks like Harmonica Lake!"
This is a neat lil nod to the famous actress Veronica Lake. (Yeesh, check out that... creature next to her!)
Suddenly, a Native-American man walks in, unaware that Woody will be his barber. Despite the controversial nature of this whole sequence, weirdly enough, the official Woody Woodpecker youtube channel has this entire cartoon up with NO censorship. Not even a disclaimer or anything. This whole sequence is somewhat unnecessary to the cartoon, so I won't go into full detail about it.
However, one gag I DO have to bring up is one where, after Woody places a bunch of hot towels on his head, the man's war bonnet shrinks into a shuttlecock.
He takes great offense to this, viewing this as Woody "giving him the bird" (A great double entendre) as he pulls out an axe, threatening to give Woody "scalp treatment".
Woody backtracks on this, pulling out a mallet as he states "No. I give YOU scalp treatment!". He then knocks him on the head with the mallet. Just a great combo of jokes all packed into one big gag.
After this, we find a burly Italian construction worker, who goes into the shop. This is where the cartoon gets good.
As he sits down, Woody asks him what he would like. He asks for the "whole works", a decision he will most definitely come to regret.
As Woody begins the haircut, he holds down the man's helmet, the razor hitting it as both the man and Woody shake around, the razor makin a jackhammer sound effect.
"Remove the hat!.... dope."
As Woody attempts to remove it, we get another fun visual gag as Woody blow torches the man's helmet off, using his own hair as a nob controlling the fire.
Now, while all of the gags that I've mentioned are GREAT, it's all nothing compared to what you'll be seeing next. After removing the helmet, Woody begins SINGING OPERA (specifically Largo al factotum) while cutting the man's hair. He begins by slapping the man with a bunch of shaving cream.
He randomly places shaving cream on the man's shoes as well. While Woody sings, the man looks at him with an incredible expression of pure shock and horror.
He then slaps the brush for the shaving cream into the man's mouth.
He begins polishing the man's shoes with the shaving cream, which is standard barber practice.
Do I really have to say anything about this next part? He pulls out the razor as he points it at the man, resulting in the most iconic still from this cartoon. "V'e la risorsa..."
He then extends the seat to go up higher, to the point where he slams the man into the ceiling. He sticks on there for a bit due to the shaving cream.
He then falls off as a bunch of tools fly across the screen, including.. dentures? Maybe this is just an old-timey barbershop thing, I wouldn't know.
The man tries hiding from Woody in the bib, leading to a really satisfying looking gag where everytime Woody swings the razor, the man changes position, as Woody randomly phases over to that position, with no in between frames whatsoever.
As Woody swings the blade again, the man disappears. Woody begins calling out for him by saying the famous "FEE-GA-ROOOOOO.... FEE-GA-ROOOOO...." part of the song.
As he calls to him, he randomly clones himself as he looks around. A really simple yet genius gag.
As he calls out, we see the man, attempting to walk away, dressed as a stereotypical child from that era, complete with a little umbrella. He spouts "Coming, mother!" If I remember correctly, this is a radio show reference, but I don't remember which one.
As he tries running away, Woody turns like the way a bloodlusted animal turns when they hear a twig snap, dashing towards him.
This is where the cartoon reaches its peak. He begins swinging the razor at him again, now with a fencing stance, as they move across the shop.
After a RIGID haircutting session, the man finally escapes Woody's grasp, running out the shop as Woody laughs hysterically, but not before the man gets his revenge. As Woody laughs, the mangrabs him and chucks him through the window as he slams into a pole.
Now THIS is Woody Woodpecker. There's a reason he's Stanley Kubrick's favorite cartoon character. (That's entirely true by the way... look it up) And it seems many people agree on this being a great Woody cartoon, as it's usually ranked as the BEST one and was ranked #43 in the best cartoons EVER. Another huge selling point to this cartoon is that it was the first to feature Woody's design as we know it today, besides the blue neck (which I honestly prefer). Basically, what I'm trying to say is, if there's ONE Woody cartoon you should watch... it's this one. And you're in luck, because this time, instead of putting some shoddy Dailymotion link, I can send you the entire cartoon from the official Youtube channel! You can view it here!
All of the gifs used in THIS review come from animationfan69.tumblr.com. Give em' a watch!
#woody woodpecker#barber of seville#1944#1940s cartoons#1940s#1940#walter lantz#blogpost#review#cartoon review
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Animação perfeita, estética refinada, drama na medida certa e uma Lois Lane ávida por encrenca; o Superman de Fleisher.
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