Comedy for Animators

This villain is name “Philip the Fiend” and I love his animation in this parody of classic melodrama. Betty Boop’s Prize Show (1934) #Dance #Comedy #Cartoons

Betty Boop’s Prize Show (1934)

Hare Do (1949) Directed by Friz Freleng.

Slowed down for you animators to study. #Animation #Disney

Insomnia

The fellow in the back, in green, has no rhythm. He eventually gets it and becomes a cool cat. Katnip College (1938)

Some chump who claims to be the puppeteer behind your favorite Gaming Gator is teaching an online 2D animation class!
Traditional animation done through digital means! Perfect for folks who love drawing and want to start animating on the right foot.

More info: www.the-art-club.com/classical-2d...

Heckle and Jeckle plan to defraud a millionaire by dressing in drag.

Case of the Missing Hare (1942)

Tightrope Tricks (1933) Van Beuren Studios

Tex did it best.

You can see it coming.

Texas Tom (1950)

Saturday Evening Puss (1950)

Sound on. #dance

Two clips from Betty Boop’s Ups and Downs (1932)

Two clips from Betty Boop’s Ups and D owns (1932)

My choice for Feb's animator of the month is Laverne Harding who is one of the best female animators of the Golden Age. Her work in this clip is great, featuring exaggerated poses of Woody and the wolf thinking about eating one another.

Cartoon: "Who's Cookin' Who?" (1946, Shamus Culhane)