Friday, March 4, 2011

CHECK THE STATS






Amare Stoudemire came throught to add to his collection, Good looking Amare, the new king of NY staying loyal to the Game..

Thursday, March 3, 2011

The Law of Cartoon Pants


Above: NO SHIRT: Mickey; NO PANTS: Porky; NEARLY NUDE: Tony the Tiger

The Wolf Gnards Culture Pop Blog looks at famous animated cartoon characters and their various stages of dress and undress.

States of Cartoon Characters Undress

No Shirt No Pants Nearly Nude
Mickey Mouse Porky Pig Tony the Tiger
SpongeBob SquarePants* Chip & Dale (Rescue Rangers) Yogi Bear
Crash Bandicoot Donald Duck Donkey Kong
Kung Fu Panda Winnie the Pooh Wally Gator

A tip of the Donald Duck sailor cap to Bob Flynn!

Tom Toles wins 2011 Herblock Prize


Congratulations to Washington Post editorial cartoonist Tom Toles upon his winning of the 2011 Herblock Prize! The Post's "Comic Riffs" writer Michael Cavna has more here - as well as Mr. Toles' entire submission portfolio.

Roy Crane and BUZ SAWYER


From the fifth issue of Cartoonist PROfiles, February 1970: Roy Crane shares more from his scrapbook "How to Draw Buz Sawyer."

This is the second part of the series. The first "How to Draw Buz Sawyer" is here.



From Jud Hurd's into:

"Following are some additional selections from what is in reality a big textbook on how to use the 'Craftint' shading medium effectively. It was prepared originally by Crane as a guide for the use of Roy's artist assistant Hank Schlensker, and was donated by Roy to the Syracuse University Manuscript Collection some years ago."









A big hat tip to Don Orehek for this issue of Cartoonist PROfiles!

Related:

Cartoonist PROfiles #3 Roy Crane Scrapbook "How to Draw Buz Sawyer"
Cartoonist PROfiles #38 Roy Crane Scrapbook "How to Draw Women"
1968 Visit with Frank King and Roy Crane
Roy Crane" The Rise and Fall of the Comic Strip"

REAL ESTATE




The Homie Rich Hil back again to continue on his collection...

THROWBACK THURSDAY

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Jules Feiffer Honored at Cinema Arts

From left to right: Dr. Jud Newborn of the Cinema Arts Centre; Cynthia Shor, Executive Director of the Walt Whitman Birthplace; Jules Feiffer; Tom Wysmuller, board member for the Walt Whitman Birthplace. Photo by Michele Antonio.

Huntington, NY: The Cinema Arts Centre screened the 1971 movie LITTLE MURDERS, followed by an onstage chat with screenwriter Jules Feiffer. Mr Feiffer also received a literary award, the 2011 'Champion of Literacy.'

"'I grew up on film and comic strips,' Feiffer said. 'Like all kids I had dreams and I tried to act on them. Some people give up their dreams. Cartoonists in part never grow up.'"

Michele Antonio, writing for the Huntington Patch, has the whole story here.