Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Merchandise: 1930s Looney Tunes Placemats
Here's a week full of Looney Tunes fun courtesy of Archive supporter, Mike Fontanelli. Check out these great placemat designs from the late 30s!
Thanks, Mike!
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2 Comments:
Those are absolutely gorgeous!
These look lovely though Bugs almost never changes expression on this set bar one mat and that attempt falls a little flat.
Would these of been done by the artists themselves or outsourced? Because it all looks very Chuck Jones in style though Daffy looks kind of off here.
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