Showing posts with label Bugs Bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bugs Bunny. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
HYDE AND HARE (Warner Bros., 1955)
Watch the cartoon:Now, the great backgrounds by Irv Wyner. Lots of 1950s modern style here. Fantastic!Hmmm, a rabbit hole!Very jazzy color styling in the next two B/Gs:This is a digitally recreated vertical pan:Terrific use of perspective:Dr. Jekyll's lab:I love a piano! Victorian goes modern, what a great stylization:This music manuscript was painted note by note. Incredible! While not entirely
SHOW BIZ BUGS (Warners, 1957)
There is one word that succinctly sums up the look and feel of 1950s Warner Brothers cartoons: refreshing.The snappy modern style is clean and as brash as the characters' attitudes.Take a good look at these delightful B/Gs by Boris Gorelick, and ENJOY!
HIAWATHA'S RABBIT HUNT(Warner Bros., 1941)
HIAWATHA'S RABBIT HUNT is an early Bugs Bunny cartoon. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Warner Brothers' animation division. The Disney influence was pervasive. All the studios were forced to step up their game. These are certainly among the most lavish artwork pieces I've ever seen from the infamous "Termite Terrace." First up - a most unusual pan, which starts at the top of the
LONG-HAIRED HARE (Warner Bros., 1948)
Love the Warner Brothers cartoons. Add Bugs Bunny and a musical theme, and I'm in heaven!Here are the credits:Watch the cartoon here:http://revver.com/video/769820/bugs-bunny-long-haired-hare/Now enjoy the digitally re-assembled background art!This first B/G has a fade-in (that's the oddly unmatched section far left).Here's a close-up view of the 50s-style house exterior from the opening pan:And
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