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And now we are proud to present our very first post for a draw-this-in-your-style challenge featuring the modern and classic versions of Colonel Bleep!

Before you get started here are some notes to follow.

If you prefer not draw in halftones, please refer to this color palette.

If you prefer to draw the characters in different poses you can also refer to these model sheets of the modern Colonel Bleep since he has a more complex design.

Also, we will not accept any AI-generated imagery.

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Calling all rocketeers! 📢

We have some very important Colonel Bleep ‘69 news for this fall’s Indie Animation Day! Read through the images for all the excitement buzzing around!

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In 1957, there was a cartoon that changed the course of color television but was cursed to fade in obscurity.

But what if it could be uplifted from its tragedy? What if the show was retold in a different time and perspective?

Experience Colonel Bleep ‘69, arriving at a galaxy near you!

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Apologies for the long hiatus, but for this summer’s indie animation day, we want to announce that Colonel Bleep and the Uncharted Earth will be renovated as Colonel Bleep ‘69.

For starters here is the show’s official logo!

Over the next few weeks the series will go through many changes such as changing the setting from 1957 to 1969, redesigning the characters, and expanding more on its premise.

We are also working on fixing up the website so that it has more personality and a more stunning look than it did before.

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Early Model Sheets of Squeak

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Early model sheets of Scracth.

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With the test pilot becoming a hit, Colonel Bleep makes its first air run from 1957 till 1960. By 1968 the series would air on color for the first time!

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Early model sheets of Dr. Destructo