Funny Birds
This post accompanies John K.'s "What Do Cartoon Directors Do Anyway? Ask Bob and Tex" post.
These screengrabs are from Tex Avery's "Aloha Hooey" (1942).
Some underwater Scribner acting...
posted by Marc Deckter @ 6:22 PM
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Hey Mark
thanks again for all your help. This stuff is so fun to look at!
John
No problem! I'm happy to contribute!
Thanks Marc! Animation studies have never been as thorough or effortless as they are in this here internet age. Thanks to people like you, Andreas, John, Thad K, and countless other selfless promoters of knowledge.
Regards, Chris
Hi Chris - thanks! I totally agree - the internet is proving to be an extremely valuable tool for our cartoon educations.
Thanks for the work you did! I can look at those cartoon images all day. They're better than internet porn!
Beautiful stuff! This Scribner stuff is such eye candy.
Haha! Thanks Shawn!
Hi Kappappa - thanks for visiting my candy shop.
i like under water scenes in old cartoons. like when wile e coyote would fall from a hot air balloon or something and real small you'd see a little splash. then they cut to him underwater and there'd be a fish giving him a funny look
Hi Mike - yeah, underwater scenes are great. It seems like half of "Hare Ribbin'" takes place underwater - and its all great!
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