Mickey and The Man

hi friends , today I want to introduce you Disney legend,  “Floyd Gottfredson”  , he penciled mickey’s daily comic strips also known as “daily strips” and “Sunday strips” from 1930-1976.

THIS LARGE ORIGINAL INKING IS ONE OF TWO MODEL SHEETS THAT FLOYD GOTTFREDSON DID FOR THE COMICS. IT INCLUDES 28 FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF MICKEY MOUSE AND FULL FIGURES OF MICKEY, PLUTO, GOOFY, HORACE, CLARABELLE AND MINNIE.

In 2007 Gemstone Publishing announced The Floyd Gottfredson Library, a comprehensive Gottfredson edition. But the series was postponed, then canceled when Gemstone lost its Disney license. In 2011 Fantagraphics Books began publication of the series instead. The volumes of this Library published to date are:

• Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Race to Death Valley" (1930-31 dailies; 2011) ISBN 978-1-60699-441-2
• Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Trapped on Treasure Island" (1932-34 dailies; 2011) ISBN 978-1-60699-495-5
• Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "High Noon at Inferno Gulch" (1934-36 dailies; 2012) ISBN 978-1-60699-531-0
• Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "House of the Seven Haunts" (1936-38 dailies; 2012) ISBN 978-1-60699-575-4
• Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Call of the Wild" (1932-1935 Sundays; 2013) ISBN 978-1-60699-643-0

                                                                                                     Source : internet
For more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd_Gottfredson
http://disney.go.com/disneyinsider/history/legends/floyd-gottfredson
http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/creators/floyd-gottfredson.html
Some videos :
http://www.ovguide.com/floyd-gottfredson-9202a8c04000641f8000000000086e4e#
HERE IS LIST OF DAILY STRIPS AND REPRINTS :
1,Lost on a Desert Island,13/01/1930 - 31/03/1930,YM 001
1,Lost on a Desert Island - (colored reprint completed with b&w strips),13/01/1930 - 31/03/1930,YM 001
2,Death Valley,01/04/1930 - 20/09/1930,YM 002
3,Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers,22/09/1930 - 26/12/1930,YM 003
3,Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers - (colored reprint completed with b&w strips),22/09/1930 - 26/12/1930,YM 003
4,Mickey Mouse Music and other untitled strips,27/12/1930 - 17/01/1931,YM 004
5,Mickey Mouse vs Kat Nipp,19/01/1931 - 25/02/1931,YM 005
6,Boxing Champion,26/02/1931 - 29/04/1931,YM 006
7,High Society,30/04/1931 - 29/05/1931,YM 007
8,Circus Roustabout,30/05/1931 - 07/07/1931,YM 008
8,Circus Roustabout - (colored reprint completed with b&w strips),30/05/1931 - 07/07/1931,YM 008
9,Pluto the Pup,08/07/1931 - 18/07/1931,YM 009
10,The Gypsies,20/07/1931 - 07/11/1931,YM 010
11,Fireman Mickey,09/11/1931 - 30/11/1931,YM 011
12,Clarabelle's Boarding House,01/12/1931 - 09/01/1932,YM 012
13,The Great Orphanage Robbery,11/01/1932 - 14/05/1932,YM 013
14,Mickey Mouse Sails for Treasure Island,16/05/1932 - 11/11/1932,YM 014
15,Blaggard Castle,12/11/1932 - 10/02/1933,YM 015
15,Blaggard Castle - (colored reprint),12/11/1932 - 10/02/1933,YM 015
16,Pluto and the Dogcatcher,10/02/1933 - 25/02/1933,YM 016
16,Pluto and the Dogcatcher - (colored reprint),10/02/1933 - 25/02/1933,YM 016
17,The Mail Pilot,27/02/1933 - 10/06/1933,YM 017
17,The Mail Pilot - (colored reprint),27/02/1933 - 10/06/1933,YM 017
18,His Horse Tanglefoot,12/06/1933 - 07/10/1933,YM 018
19,The Crazy Crime Wave,09/10/1933 - 09/01/1934,YM 019
20,The Captive Castaways,10/01/1934 - 17/04/1934,YM 020
20,The Captive Castaways - (colored reprint),10/01/1934 - 17/04/1934,YM 020
21,Pluto's Rival,18/04/1934 - 28/04/1934,YM 021
21,Pluto's Rival - (colored reprint),18/04/1934 - 28/04/1934,YM 021
22,The Bat Bandit of Inferno Gulch,30/04/1934 - 28/07/1934,YM 022
22,The Bat Bandit of Inferno Gulch - (colored reprint),30/04/1934 - 28/07/1934,YM 022
23,Bobo the Elephant,30/07/1934 - 13/10/1934,YM 023
23,Bobo the Elephant - (colored reprint),30/07/1934 - 13/10/1934,YM 023
24,The Sacred Jewel,15/10/1934 - 29/12/1934,YM 024
25,Pluto the Racer,31/12/1934 - 02/03/1935,YM 025
25,Pluto the Racer - (colored reprint),31/12/1934 - 02/03/1935,YM 025
26,Editor-in-Grief - (colored reprint),04/03/1935 - 01/06/1935,YM 026
27,Race For Riches - (colored reprint),03/06/1935 - 28/09/1935,YM 027
28,The Pirate Submarine - (colored reprint),30/09/1935 - 04/01/1936,YM 028
29,Oscar the Ostrich - (colored reprint),06/01/1936 - 20/03/1936,YM 029
30,Mickey Mouse Joins The Foreign Legion - (colored reprint),21/03/1936 - 08/08/1936,YM 030
31,Mickey Mouse and the Seven Ghosts - (colored reprint),10/08/1936 - 28/11/1936,YM 031
32,Sky Island - (colored reprint),30/11/1936 - 03/04/1937,YM 032
33,In Search of Jungle Treasure,05/04/1937 - 07/08/1937,YM 033
34,The Monarch of Medioka - (colored reprint),09/08/1937 - 05/02/1938,YM 034
35,The Mighty Whale Hunter,07/02/1938 - 01/07/1938,YM 035
36,The Plumber's Helper - (colored reprint completed with b&w strips),02/07/1938 - 10/12/1938,YM 036
37,Mickey Mouse Meets Robinson Crusoe,12/12/1938 - 13/04/1939,YM 037
38,Unhappy Campers - (colored reprint),14/04/1939 - 19/05/1939,YM 038
39,Mickey Outwits the Phantom Blot - (colored reprint),20/05/1939 - 09/09/1939,YM 039
40,The Miracle Master - (colored reprint),11/09/1939 - 13/01/1940,YM 040
41,An Education for Thursday,15/01/1940 - 20/04/1940,YM 041
41,An Education for Thursday - (colored reprint),15/01/1940 - 20/04/1940,YM 041
42,The Bar-none Ranch,22/04/1940 - 17/08/1940,YM 042
42,The Bar-none Ranch - (colored reprint),22/04/1940 - 17/08/1940,YM 042
43,Bellhop Detective,19/08/1940 - 21/12/1940,YM 043
43,Bellhop Detective - (colored reprint),19/08/1940 - 21/12/1940,YM 043
44,The Land of Long Ago,23/12/1940 - 12/04/1941,YM 044
44,The Land of Long Ago - (colored reprint),23/12/1940 - 12/04/1941,YM 044
45,Love Trouble,14/04/1941 - 05/07/1941,YM 045
45,Love Trouble - (colored reprint),14/04/1941 - 05/07/1941,YM 045
46,Super Salesman,07/07/1941 - 04/10/1941,YM 046
46,Super Salesman - (colored reprint),07/07/1941 - 04/10/1941,YM 046
47,The Mystery at Hidden River - (colored reprint),06/10/1941 - 17/01/1942,YM 047
48,The Jewel Robbery & The Gleam,19/01/1942 - 02/05/1942,YM 048
48,The Jewel Robbery & The Gleam - (colored reprint),19/01/1942 - 02/05/1942,YM 048
49,Goofy and Agnes,04/05/1942 - 15/08/1942,YM 049
49,Goofy and Agnes - (colored reprint),04/05/1942 - 15/08/1942,YM 049
50,The Black Crow Mystery,17/08/1942 - 20/11/1942,YM 050
50,The Black Crow Mystery - (colored reprint),17/08/1942 - 20/11/1942,YM 050
51,Goofy's Car,23/11/1942 - 28/11/1942,YM 051
51,Goofy's Car - (colored reprint),23/11/1942 - 28/11/1942,YM 051
52,Untitled Strips,30/11/1942 - 12/12/1942,YM 42-11-30
53,Working to Win,14/12/1942 - 23/12/1942,YM 053
53,Working to Win - (colored reprint),14/12/1942 - 23/12/1942,YM 053
54,Untitled Strips,24/12/1942 - 29/05/1943,YM 42-12-24
55,MM's Wild Holiday,31/05/1943 - 26/06/1943,YM 055
56,The Nazi Submarine,28/06/1943 - 17/07/1943,YM 056
57,Mickey Mouse on a Secret Mission,19/07/1943 - 23/10/1943,YM 057
57,Mickey Mouse on a Secret Mission - (colored reprint),19/07/1943 - 23/10/1943,YM 057
58,The 'Lectro Box,25/10/1943 - 05/02/1944,YM 058
58,The 'Lectro Box - (colored reprint),25/10/1943 - 05/02/1944,YM 058
59,Pluto Catches a Nazi Spy,07/02/1944 - 19/02/1944,YM 059
60,Untitled Strips,21/02/1944 - 11/03/1944,YM 44-02-21
61,Mickey Mouse and the War Orphans,13/03/1944 - 15/04/1944,YM 061
61,Mickey Mouse and the War Orphans - (colored reprint),13/03/1944 - 15/04/1944,YM 061
62,The Pirate Ghostship,17/04/1944 - 15/07/1944,YM 062
63,Untitled Strips,17/07/1944 - 29/07/1944,YM 44-07-17
64,The World of Tomorrow,31/07/1944 - 11/11/1944,YM 064
64,The World of Tomorrow - (colored reprint),31/07/1944 - 11/11/1944,YM 064
65,The House of Mystery,13/11/1944 - 27/01/1945,YM 065
65,The House of Mystery - (colored reprint),13/11/1944 - 27/01/1945,YM 065
66,Untitled Strips,29/01/1944 - 03/03/1945,YM 45-01-29
67,Billy the Mouse,05/03/1945 - 16/06/1945,YM 067
67,Billy the Mouse - (colored reprint),05/03/1945 - 16/06/1945,YM 067
68,Untitled Strips,18/06/1945 - 23/02/1946,YM 45-06-18
69,Mickey's Great-grandfather,25/02/1946 - 02/03/1946,YM 069
70,Untitled Story,04/03/1946 - 09/03/1946,YM 070
71,The New Girlfriend,11/03/1946 - 23/03/1946,YM 071
72,Mickey's Mini-plane,25/03/1946 - 13/04/1946,YM 072
73,The Mystery Next Door,15/04/1946 - 04/05/1946,YM 073
73,The Mystery Next Door - (colored reprint),15/04/1946 - 04/05/1946,YM 073
74,Mickey Mouse in Gangland,06/05/1946 - 18/15/1946,YM 074
74,Mickey Mouse in Gangland - (colored reprint),06/05/1946 - 18/15/1946,YM 074
75,Sunken Treasure,20/05/1946 - 01/06/1946,YM 075
75,Sunken Treasure - (colored reprint),20/05/1946 - 01/06/1946,YM 075
76,Trailer Trouble,03/06/1946 - 15/06/1946,YM 076
77,Aunt Marissa,17/06/1946 - 29/06/1946,YM 077
77,Aunt Marissa - (colored reprint),17/06/1946 - 29/06/1946,YM 077
78,The Candidate,01/07/1946 - 13/07/1946,YM 078
79,The Little Genius,15/07/1946 - 27/07/1946,YM 079
80,Goofy's Boat Race,29/07/1946 - 10/08/1946,YM 080
81,Goofy - the Kid,12/08/1946 - 24/08/1946,YM 081
82,Eviction,26/08/1946 - 07/09/1946,YM 082
82,Eviction - (colored reprint),26/08/1946 - 07/09/1946,YM 082
83,Goofy's Rocket,09/09/1946 - 21/09/1946,YM 083
84,Mickey's Menagerie,23/09/1946 - 05/10/1946,YM 084
85,The Cure for Hiccups,07/10/1946 - 19/10/1946,YM 085
86,Thanksgiving Dinner,21/10/1946 - 02/11/1946,YM 086
86,Thanksgiving Dinner - (colored reprint),21/10/1946 - 02/11/1946,YM 086
87,The Search for Geeko,04/11/1946 - 16/11/1946,YM 087
88,The Talking Dog,18/11/1946 - 30/11/1946,YM 088
88,The Talking Dog - (colored reprint),18/11/1946 - 30/11/1946,YM 088
89,Arctic Adventure,02/12/1946 - 14/12/1946,YM 089
90,Morty's Escapade,16/12/1946 - 28/12/1946,YM 090
90,Morty's Escapade - (colored reprint),16/12/1946 - 28/12/1946,YM 090
91,The Fiendish Cat,30/12/1946 - 11/01/1947,YM 091
92,Truant Officer Mickey,13/01/1947 - 25/01/1947,YM 092
93,Goofy's Inheritance,27/01/1947 - 08/02/1947,YM 093
94,Mickey the Icky,10/02/1947 - 22/02/1947,YM 094
95,Pluto's Amnesia,24/02/1947 - 08/03/1947,YM 095
96,Peg-leg Pete Reforms,10/03/1947 - 22/03/1947,YM 096
97,Home Movies,24/03/1947 - 05/04/1947,YM 097
98,Shutterbug Mickey,07/04/1947 - 19/04/1947,YM 098
99,The Boxer,21/04/1947 - 03/05/1947,YM 099
100,Mickey's Strange Flower,05/05/1947 - 17/05/1947,YM 100
101,The Midget Racer,19/05/1947 - 31/05/1947,YM 101
102,Mickey's Pet Shop,02/06/1947 - 14/06/1947,YM 102
103,Mickey's Helicopter,16/06/1947 - 28/06/1947,YM 103
104,Pluto's Trial,30/06/1947 - 12/07/1947,YM 104
105,The Spook Specialist,14/07/1947 - 26/07/1947,YM 105
106,Mickey Writes the Songs,28/07/1947 - 09/08/1947,YM 106
107,Horace's Nerves,11/08/1947 - 23/08/1947,YM 107
108,The Skyscraper Adventure,25/08/1947 - 06/09/1947,YM 108
109,The Foundling,08/09/1947 - 20/09/1947,YM 109
110,The Man of Tomorrow,22/09/1947 - 27/12/1947,YM 110
110,The Man of Tomorrow - (colored reprint),22/09/1947 - 27/12/1947,YM 110
111,Mickey Makes a Killing,29/12/1947 - 07/02/1948,YM 111
112,Pflip the Thnuckle-booh,09/02/1948 - 28/02/1948,YM 112
113,Santa Claus Bandit,01/03/1948 - 05/04/1948,YM 113
113,Santa Claus Bandit - (colored reprint),01/03/1948 - 05/04/1948,YM 113
114,The Kumquat Question,06/04/1948 - 29/04/1948,YM 114
115,The Atombrella and the Rhyming Man,30/04/1948 - 09/10/1948,YM 115
116,An Education for Eega Beeva,11/10/1948 - 25/12/1948,YM 116
117,Pflip's Strange Power,27/12/1948 - 05/03/1949,YM 117
117,Pflip's Strange Power - (colored reprint),27/12/1948 - 05/03/1949,YM 117
118,Be-junior and the Aints,07/03/1949 - 06/08/1949,YM 118
119,Itching Gulch,08/08/1948 - 22/10/1949,YM 119
120,The Syndicate of Crime,25/10/1949 - 28/01/1950,YM 120
121,The Moook Treasure,30/01/1950 - 08/07/1950,YM 121
122,Mousepotamia,10/07/1950 - 30/09/1950,YM 122
123,Land Beneath the Sea,02/10/1950 - 30/12/1950,YM 123
124,Tzig-tzag Fever,01/01/1951 - 24/03/1951,YM 124
125,Dry Gulch Goofy,26/03/1951 - 23/06/1951,YM 125
126,The Ghost of Black Brian,25/06/1951 - 20/10/1951,YM 126
127,Uncle Wombat's Tock Tock Time Machine,22/10/1951 - 19/01/1952,YM 127
128,The Midas Ring,21/01/1952 - 19/04/1952,YM 128
129,The Isle of Moola-la,21/04/1952 - 02/10/1952,YM 129
130,Hoosat from Another Planet,03/10/1952 - 28/02/1953,YM 130
131,Mickey's Dangerous Double - (completed with colored reprint),02/03/1952 - 20/06/1953,YM 131
131,Mickey's Dangerous Double - (colored reprint),02/03/1952 - 20/06/1953,YM 131
132,The Magic Shoe,22/06/1953 - 28/10/1953,YM 132
133,Mickey Takes Umbrage,29/10/1953 - 30/01/1954,YM 133
134,A Fatal Occupation,01/02/1954 - 15/05/1954,YM 134
135,The Kid Gang,17/05/1954 - 18/09/1954,YM 135
136,Uncle Gudger,20/09/1954 - 31/12/1954,YM 136
137,Dr. X,01/01/1955 - 21/05/1955,YM 137
138,Pluto in Love Trouble,23/05/1955 - 25/06/1955,YM 138
139,Li'l Davy,27/06/1955 - 04/10/1955,YM 139
140,Untitled Strips,05/10/1955 - 31/12/1955,YM 55-10-05
LATER ON I WILL SHARE SOME “DAILY STRIPS“
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how to draw mickey mouse (18 nov. 2012) "HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICKEY MOUSE"

hiiiiiiiii  friends ! it’s 18 Nov.  2012 , 84 birthday  of my favorite character  “MICKEY MOUSE” , therefore I’m going to share some my practice sheets of mickey in video , I’ve taken some ref. model sheets from 1938 . i've tried my best with  in one hand cam. and another with pencil    : D  .

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Little Mermaid

 

Today I’m going to post the cutie and my most favorite from Disney  Princess , she is Little Mermaid.    enjoyed little mermaid a lot in afternoon Disney show i.e. “DISNEY HOURS” when I was kid .

The Little Mermaid is an animated film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and first released on November 14, 1989 by Walt Disney Pictures. The twenty-eighth animated feature in the List of Disney theatrical animated features, the film is based upon the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale "The Little Mermaid." The film grossed over $111 million in the U.S. and an additional $99 million worldwide, and is given credit for breathing life back into the animated feature film genre after a string of critical and commercial failures beginning in the early 1980s. However, Ariel was criticized severely by women, saying that it wasn't ideal for Ariel's only motive to be pursuing a man; nearly all Disney movies are controversal for things such as this, but unlike the others this is the first time the company did something as a result: have thier heroins have an intrest other than a man (ex: Belle has a love for Reading, Tiana is into cooking, Rapunzel enjoys arts and crafts,etc.). It should be noted, however, that Ariel did have a motive other than being with a man, as she intended to see the human world even before meeting Eric.

A musical stage adaptation of the film with some differences opened on Broadway in 2007 or more early 2008, and closed on August 30, 2009. The musical's book is by Doug Wright, music by Alan Menkenand lyrics by the late Howard Ashman (written for the film) and new lyrics by Glenn Slater. The musical had a try-out in Denver in September, then in November moved to Broadway. The musical officially opened on January 10, 2008. The musical will have had 685 performances and 50 previews.

                                                                                                     Source : Disney Wiki

To more history about The Little Mermaid :

http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/The_Little_Mermaid

 

Here is some  character model sheets and some guide lines about  Little Mermaid :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Found some script , you  people may like to read

http://www.meeko.org/disney/mermaid/script.html

most of the model sheets found from :

http://animationarchive.net/

For The original art of jin kim of Little Mermaid and other animation visit:

http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/jin-kim?before=1331861585

 

THANKS TO ORIGINAL SKETCHER AND SCANNERS

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Little Hiawatha

 

H!!! Friends today I’m going to post one cute , brave , kind hearted Indian kid , he is earliest Disney animation made by Silly Symphony cartoon. 

 

A young Indian brave sets off into the forest primeval to prove his worth by hunting big game. Unfortunately, he finds that some of the game is a lot bigger than he is!

Over opening narration, Little Hiawatha is seen paddling his canoe down a river—at one point backwards—on his way to hunt game. Upon reaching land, he steps out and immediately falls down a hidden hole in the water, bringing about the laughter of the animals in the forest. Hiawatha gives chase to them—with his pants occasionally falling down in what is the cartoon's running gag. He gives chase to the grasshopper, but is foiled when it spits in his face, which earns him more laughter from the animals. He chases them again and manages to corner a small rabbit, but finds he cannot bring himself to kill it after it gives him repeated sad glances, even after he has armed it with a spare bow and arrow. Frustrated, he shoos it back to its family and breaks his bow and arrow, to the animals' delight.

Later Hiawatha comes across a set of bear tracks, which leads him to a face-to-face encounter with a bear cub. He chases after it, but runs right into the cub's hungry mother, who is enraged and pursues him through the forest. The other animals band together to keep Hiawatha out of the bear's clutches, including scenes of opossums flinging Hiawatha through the air, and beavers cutting down trees in the bear's path. Returned safely to his canoe, Hiawatha rows off into the sunset as the animals wave him farewell.

                                                                                         From : Disney Wiki

 

Eight originals attributed to Manuel Gonzales and/or Tom Wood. Largest piece is on 7.75x8.5" sheet of animation paper with image in lead and red pencil with Hiawatha holding bow and arrow standing on pile of rocks in forest looking off in distance. Same image appears in panel 2 March 1937 Good Housekeeping page and this same image also appears on the cover of our Hiawatha book pair #2214 with a few subtle differences including the rock pile he is standing on becoming a hilltop and with more trees in background. Sheet has vertical crease just to right of center and lower left corner has a 1.5" piece clipped off. A few lt. handling creases and nine barely seen pin holes around the rocks. Image still displays clean and VF. Seven remaining sheets range in size from 4.25x4.75" to 5.5x7 5/8" with all art in lead pencil as done for book. Art closely matches art in book and includes frontispiece page with Hiawatha paddling canoe, whooping at scared bunny, chasing bunny off as animal friends watch, being startled by bear cub who is also startled, and being chased by bear’s mother. Largest sheet of these seven was apparently designed for double page which was never used and has image of Hiawatha being pulled on sled by young deer towards his canoe. This sheet has vertical crease near center as designed for double page plus three pin holes near bottom, otherwise these seven are Exc. Wonderful, tight and well drawn images throughout.

here is some original art of Little Hiawatha.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To Know more about Little Hiawatha go through this link .

http://www.drawntoillusion.com/Postings%202010/Little%20Hiawatha.html

 

THANKS TO ORIGINAL SKETCHERS AND SCANNERS

 

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Mickey’s Service Station Production Drawing

 

H!!!!!! Friends , After few months going to post some vintage mickey mouse production drawing . Preliminary pencil art for cartoon released March 16, 1935 directed by Ben Sharpsteen. Pair of 9.5x12" animation sheets comprise two scenes of Mickey trying to fix a flat tire. First sheet has 3.5x3.75" image area with Mickey struggling with tire iron trying to get tire off wheel and second sheet has 3.75x5.25" image area with dazed Mickey with tire around his neck and stars in air. Lt. margin aging but image area on both is Exc. In the finished cartoon Mickey wore a service station attendant’s uniform. Wonderful action studies, great to frame together.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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illusion : Aladdin

 

Today I’m  going to share one interesting Trick of 2D animation of Flipping or Sliding page illusion of movement of jafar  from Aladdin .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

just slide this images , you will find the illusion .

Find the stuff from :

http://livlily.blogspot.in

it’s really nice blog .

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How to draw Duck Tales

 

Today I'm going to share one of Disney's afternoon animation . I’ve seen it mostly in “Disney hours”, one of my favorite animation show . DuckTales is an American animated television series produced by Walt Disney Television Animation. Based on Carl Barks'Uncle Scrooge comic book series, it premiered on September 18, 1987 and ended on November 28, 1990 with a total of four seasons and 101 episodes in 100 shows.^[1] An animated theatrical spin-off film based on the series, DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, was released widely in the United States on August 3, 1990. The voice cast from the series played their roles in the film also.

The viewer follows the adventures of Scrooge McDuck and his three grandnephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie. Important secondary characters, that often take part in the adventures, include Donald Duck, Scrooge's pilot Launchpad McQuackand butler Duckworth, the inventor Gyro Gearloose, and the nanny Mrs. Beakley and her granddaughter Webby. The most notable antagonists in the series are the Beagle Boys, the witch Magica De Spell, and the industrialist Flintheart Glomgold. In a typical story, the villains are after McDuck's fortune or his Number One Dime; another common theme is a race after some sort of treasure. Although some stories are original or based on Barks' comic book series, others arepastiches on classical stories or legends, including characters based on either fictional or historical persons. The series is known for its many references to popular culture, whether it be Shakespeare, Jack the Ripper, Greek mythology, James Bond or Sherlock Holmes - to mention a few.

                                                                                                     Source : Wikipedia

For more:

http://ducktales.wikia.com/wiki/Fenton_Crackshell

some model sheets and story board art for practice :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Later on I’ll post more stuff for Duck Tales

THANKS TO ORIGINAL SKETCHERS AND SCANNERS

KEEP SKETCHING …..^_^