Happy Fart of July!

Love Begins
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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@jimgrue
Happy Fart of July!
My good buddy @jacobospa convinced me to give toonsquid a try. He is an absolute whiz when it comes to rigging and deforming animation layers, and I love when I can dive into a new piece of animation software, especially if it’s on the iPad. This is what I miss the most about commuting in and seeing colleagues. 
Sailor Loop
Knock on Wood!
Looking forward to Coyote Vs Acme. Hopefully the scales of justice will tip in Wile’s favor.
Next to Chuck Jones, I think one of my all-time favorite directors during the golden age of Warner Brothers Animation was Frank Tashlin. While he didn’t make as many cartoons as his colleagues, his shorts had the biggest impact on me. From his dynamic camera compositions, his quick and snappy timing, and emphasis on extremely drastic poses stood out from the rest. Whether you are into his early rounded phase or his more angular phase, Frank Tashlin was one of the best, and in my opinion, one of the most underrated. I hope you all get a chance to check out the amazing work he has done for the Looney Tunes legacy.
My 5 second day for 2026. It’s pretty much the first thing I’ve animated in 3 years (aside from whatever it is I do in storyboards). Burnout is rough. Even in my head, I’d often call myself “partially retired.” But at least I was able to come out of partial retirement long enough to actually make something, even if it’s just stupid random nonsense. It was crazy actually feeling like drawing something after so long. Unfortunately, I kinda fell back off again. It is what it is, I guess. We aren’t machines. We are humans. Though, I guess even humans can break down. Everyone take care of yourself. Watch some porn or something. Unless you’re addicted. Then read a book instead.
Always happy to see this brilliant man bang something out
When I was a little boy, I was obsessed with those brief instances Ren Hoek had a blue tongue in the original pilot episode. I wish it was something they would’ve stuck with in the series. The 90s were all about colorful tongues.
Hey, big boy. I’ll be your main.
The Don
Duckyboos
April Fooliah
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The Day the Earth Blew Up was probably the most sincere and entertaining Looney Tunes movie I have seen in a long time. I have been a longtime fan of Porky and Daffy’s companionship over Bugs and Daffy’s rivalry. The Duck and Pig combo have always shown such great chemistry ever since 1937’s “Porky’s Duck Hunt“, and to see the two of them grow up together as brothers and best friends further cements their bond and makes it even more tender. The other thing that was refreshing to see was Petunia pig have a more defined personality instead of being just “Porky’s Girlfriend” in the original shorts. And while the greedy, mean spirited Daffy is often the most recognized, I have always favored the more crazy and unhinged Daffy. He is definitely looney in this movie, but there is also this charming earnest he shows in helping out, and it makes me love my favorite duck even more.
From the voice acting, gorgeous animation, brilliant dramatic coloring, to a fun little story with many twists and turns shows how much enthusiasm, fun, and love that was put into this movie by the talent behind it. The biggest treat for me was seeing all the gorgeous production sketches during the credit role.
I understand nowadays fully 2D animated movies are a hard sell, and at the end of the day it’s more about “how much money did it earn?”, but the sweat and tears that were put into this film outweighs “blockbuster numbers”. I am asking not only as a fan of Looney Tunes, but as someone who works in the industry and knows how much hard work is put into making every frame, composition, drawing, overshoot, squash, stretch, and vocal performance the best it can be to please see this movie. All my love to the Looney Tunes crew!
Girl, you’ve come a long way.
2 months ago, I bought this wind up toy of Daffy Duck dressed as a Bee. It came from this line called “Looney Tunes It’s Spring Time” from a KFC kids meal in Thailand. I could not get over how extremely well-made this was for a kids meal toy, not to mention it was practically the size of an action figure. This toy looked almost maquette like, it begged to be animated.
They just love being mean. Includes 4 different color palettes: Modern, Classic, NES, SNES