Very nice - thanks for the links!

Ah! See? I figured someone had already made this LOL

There needs to be a site where you can go to see if the Strait of Hormuz is open or closed. At the top, the question: "Is the strait open?" Then, in huge block letters, YES or NO.

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I didn't see if they're on blusky, but you can find more of Neetiska's work here: necrimosa.tumblr.com

Isn't it? Really a great image

Lush illustration of a young girl standing on a small boat and there's flowers and green plants viewable in the water while the surrounding environment is wintery, with snow everywhere.

Waiting for Spring - by Neetiska (2017).

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We have lost our way

Vellum or acetate, either/or.

No, that that I'm aware of. Typically with these two color illustrations, there would be a base illustration and then the 2nd color (maybe here it was the black?) was on a sheet of vellum that was registered over it.

Fun illustration of a young girl pointing at items on a table. Her eyes are closed.

Fun illustration of a hand picking up a diminutive Napoleon out of a top hat, a la magician's rabbit.

More Smath! 1961 and 1965.

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Fun illustration in two colors: black and blue of a young girl holding up a piece of paper.

Fun illustation of a man in a rocket with swirly cues for exhaust.

More by Jerry Smath, 1961.

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I try! ✨👍✨

Sure thing! And yes, I agree with you - I miss this style as well. I'm heavily influenced by it, but I realize my limitations, creatively, haha

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There are a few who are pretty good at maintaining this style. Here's one on IG I think you'll dig: www.instagram.com/carmenodonne...

Fun illustration of a man with a mustache working on a wild, crazy contraption with wheels and buttons and levers and gadgets and whozits.

Illustration by Jerry Smath, 1961.

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And btw I really love the animation on this jumping car! Great job on it!

Oh I bet that IS fun!

I think there are some people out there who might not fully grasp the notion that you can mix it up. I dunno!

Especially to his political career and judge of character. Ugh.

Cocoa Puffs: Elevator YouTube video by Wardomatic

Here’s a Cocoa Puffs ad I directed and did a lot of animation on - so you can see the big combination of ones and twos happening here: youtu.be/Mn6cDaHLaMo?...

When I started developing my method of animating in the 1990s, I fully embraced the notion that the best way to animate was with a combination of ones and twos. Mix it up. Your work becomes more vibrant and full of life.

Stylized illustration of a man walking in a dilapidated castle with a lantern and there's a shadowy figure following him.

Cover to The Complete Father Brown - illustrated by Javier Olivares.

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That is a great book. It's my go-to whenever I need some inspiration (yes, better than pinterest)

FYI I really miss writing about animation *sigh*

Inside UPA I wrote the following review for Drawn! , but decided to post it here, with a few added words because I think the book's worth it. Amid and ...

Oh, and would ya look at that. I posted about this book back in 2007, on Drawn! (remember that blog?), as well as on my own blog, The Ward-O-Matic: wardomatic.blogspot.com/2007/11/insi...

And sadly, the studio was torn down years ago. :( The location was 4440 Lakeside Drive, Burbank, CA.

I have this book! It's a modest sized softcover book, but it's a fascinating account of the people and of the beautiful studio that was UPA. (I don't have access to it atm, so I don't know what volume # I have)

Omg he totally tipped only because it was mentioned! Of course

Doordasher here. My first question here would be DID HE TIP. Because I can almost guess he didn’t

Ha! Oh I totally get it. I think my mom wishes I was more on there, but she's on IG so that placates her at least