I run this short in my animation history class every year; Jerry runs it in his class at Cal Arts as well. One of the most unusual of the Gene Deitch Terrytoons – a time period of unusual Terrytoons.
Here are my usual favorite 4th of July cartoons, or films that have the flavor of American ideals sprinkled in them.
The preservation work on Ub Iwerks ComiColor cartoons continues. Here’s a little report on the state of the master film elements for the earliest films.
Van Beuren’s improvements on all aspects of production are evident here, especially in the beautiful background layout.
One of the films I’m working on is almost a rarity — Wilbur the Lion (1947), one of the last in the Puppetoons series. Take a look at the restoration in progress.
Since today is the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, I was reminded of the role animation played in the second World War.
While Cubby’s Picnic is an overall uneven cartoon, it does accomplish what it was probably trying to do: make an enjoyable seven minutes of cartoon entertainment.
As we’re pulling up the new scans of material for the two Stop Motion Marvels sets, I’ve been enjoying taking a look back at these unique animated shorts.
I thought I’d post a couple of the stills we’ve been pulling as we’re working on some of the new projects.
Since the school has been so exhausting here, I was thinking about what are good cartoons to relax by. Here’s tonight’s list.
