Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Animation Art: MGM Animation Drawings
This post is just the tip of the iceberg... see the bonus reason on our The Top Ten Reasons To Support The A-HAA for links to more great posts featuring animation art.
Today, we digitized a collection of animation drawings from MGM. Can anyone out there name all the cartoons represented here? Post your guesses to the comments below. Have fun!
If you found this post to be interesting, see also... Cartoons: Tail of Two Bulldogs
For more sketches to study, see... Reluctant Dragon and Pinocchio Model Sheets, Two Disney Concept Artists, Mice & Duck Models and More Disney Model Sheets.
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4 Comments:
The Tex Avery ones are the greatest!
Oh!
Here are my guesses:
"Jerky Turkey"
"The Screwy Truant"
"Slap-Happy Lion"
"Senor Droopy"
"Dumb-Hounded"
"Screwball Squirrel"
"Henpecked Hoboes"
"Symphony in Slang"
"The Hick Chick"
Fantastic originals of Tom and Jerry,
Screwy squirrel, when he talks to the audience. and slap happy lion.
the only title i know is "The symphony in slang", I believe. where the guy is on his hair.
cool Post
awesome! Thanks for scanning those. That reminds me my childhood. I don't remember the name cause they were probably different in France, but I remember I really loved that lion who was scared by little mouse that said "Boo" all the time :D
I think there's also Droopy from Guadalupi and Droopy and the prisonner (actually droopies if i remember right :D).
Crazy squirrel and George and Junior with the famous : "George, bend over..!"
Thanks again for making child memories come back ;)
Greg
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