"Wags to Riches" 1949-Original Production Pan Layout Drawing

"Wags to Riches" 1949 MGM Studios Original Production Pan Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper is 10.5" X 35" FOR SALE AT VAN EATON GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart/xmas/mdmgm23.jpg

ROCK ODYSSEY ANIMATION LAYOUT

Originally produced in 1981-1982, and intended as a prime-time TV special for ABC. The project was shelved after negative reaction by H-B and Taft executives to the film's graphic imagery, particularly relating to the 1960s and the Vietnam War. The film was retooled in the mid-80s, with a new sequence featuring classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon clips set to "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go." To date, the film has only had one public screening in the United States, at the 2nd Los Angeles International Animation Celebration in July 1987.

"Half-Pint Palomino" 1950-Original Production Layout Drawing

"Half-Pint Palomino" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5" FOR SALE AT VAN EATON GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm

"Half-Pint Palomino" 1950-Original Production Layout Drawing

"Half-Pint Palomino" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5" FOR SALE AT VAN EATON GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm

"Garden Gopher" 1950-Original Production Layout Drawing

"Garden Gopher" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5" FOR SALE AT VAN EATON GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm

"Wee Willie Wildcat" 1953-Original Production Pan Layout Drawing

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"Wee Willie Wildcat" 1953 MGM Studios Original Production Pan Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper is 10.5" X 37"

"Ventriloquest Cat" 1950-Original Production Layout Drawing

"Ventriloquest Cat" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5" FOR SALE AT VE GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm

"Fit To Be Tied" 1952- Original Production Layout Drawing

"Fit To Be Tied" 1952 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X FOR SALE AT VE GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm

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"Tom & Jerry At The Hollywood Bowl" 1950

"Tom & Jerry At The Hollywood Bowl" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5"

The Peachy Cobbler 1950-ANIMATION LAYOUT

The Peachy Cobbler" 1950 MGM Studios Original Production Layout Drawing Untrimmed Paper measures 10.5" X 12.5" ALSO FOR SALE AT VAN EATON GALLERIES http://www.vegalleries.com/newart.html#mgm i don't get a cut, I'm just spreadin' the love--( and the animation art)

CTN expo SEE HEAR DISCOVER

CTN eXpo See Hear Engage and Discover from Creative Talent Network on Vimeo.

CTN-ers are a remarkable group of creators from every corner of the animation industry who are crossing over studio, medium, geographic, age and idea boundaries to share what they are passionate about most. Whether a tip, provoke an insight or open up a world of inspiration take a break NOW to invest in "your talent" as presented by this amazing network of creators @ The Creative Talent Network (CTN)!

Grim Natwick's Post UPA Commercials

Grim Natwick was a remarkable man. It's mind-blowing to realize that the same man who animated Mariutch and Swing, You Sinners in 1930 animated Sonny the Coo Coo Bird three decades later! These drawings are from Grim's estate, and they cover his years in New York in the late 1950s and early 60s. These sketches are the work of Tissa David working from Grim's rough poses. If you know anything about these spots, please post it in the comments section below.

This post was grabbed from the Internet Archive WAY BACK MACHINE- from The Animation Arachive website.

Webcomic Beacon #251: Print on Demand Options for Cartoonists

Here's an interesting webcast. Not about animation, but for anyone doing comics, web comics and wants to do some low print runs or get into Print On demand (POD) LINK

TANGLED: sketches and characters Part 6