Friday, March 16, 2007
Meta: Chris Allison Writes
Chris Allison writes in his blog, Katzenjammer Studios: Think Tanked about his first visit to the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive...
Talk about the sweetest place ever. There are tons of old drawings all over the walls (which all these studies I'm posting are from), cases of Spumco storyboards including cartoons that were never made, and fully grown (yup, you heard me) FULLY GROWN ADULTS were sitting around watching old Oswald the Rabbit cartoons, laughing out loud...
Read the rest of Chris' post...
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Steve, I'm hoping to visit LA this summer and join the party, give a hand with volunteer work.
It'll be refreshing after winter in Canada!
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