Friday, November 30, 2007
Pencil Test: Virgil Ross Scene From A Hare Grows In Manhattan
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Virgil Ross had a sixty year career in animation. He was a friend of mine and let me make flipbooks of some of his favorite scenes of animation. Today, I digitized one and made it into a pencil test. It's a little larger than usual so you can still frame through it and study the action.
Pencil Test By Virgil Ross
From "A Hare Grows In Manhattan" (WB/1946)
(Quicktime 7 / 4 megs)
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If you like this cartoon, see our previous post...

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Also see... The Pencil Test Of Art Babbitt's Greatest Scene, The Training Of A Golden Age Animator, An Interview With Playboy's Eldon Dedini, John Canemaker on Bill Tytla, Ward Kimball In Escapade Magazine, A Drawing Lesson From Walter Lantz, Grim Natwick's Scrapbook and Remembering Berny Wolf
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