Pingu Has Music Lessons, illustrated by Antonio Lupatelli (also known under the pseudonym of Tony Wolf).

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Pingu Has Music Lessons, illustrated by Antonio Lupatelli (also known under the pseudonym of Tony Wolf).
Official artwork of Pingu and Pinga visiting Switzerland, taken from the 1991 Pingu Spielemagazin board game released by Silva-Verlag.
Since the original episodes were created in Switzerland, its very nice seeing Pingu interacting with the people and culture of his show's country of origin. They even included the border guards of each neighbouring country of Switzerland.
Production art for the 1972 Moomin anime series.
(Source: Mandarake Auction)
Production art for the 1969 Moomin anime series.
These images were posted by a Japanese twitter account that had a lot of anime production art, but I can't seem to find it anymore.
Animated Bugs #10
Moth and the Flame - 1938, USA - dir. Burt Gillett, David Hand
Animated Bugs #9
Little Moth’s Big Flame - 1938, USA - dir. Sid Marcus
(this one was a hard and uncomfortable watch)
Animated Bugs #8
Przygody Błękitnego Rycerzyka (Adventures of the Blue Knight) - 1984, Poland - dir. Lechosław Marszałek
Animated Bugs #7
Ants in Your Pantry - 1945, USA - dir. Mannie Davis
Animated Bugs #6
Муха-Цокотуха (Tsocotukha the Fly) - 1976, USSR - dir. Boris Stepantsev
Animated Bugs #5
The Way of All Pests - 1941, USA - dir. Arthur Davis
Animated Bugs #4
Ferda mravenec (Ferdy the Ant) - 1944, Czechoslovakia - dir. Ladislav Zástěra, Hermína Týrlová
Animated Bugs #3
Woodland Café - 1937, USA - dir. Wilfred Jackson
(this one has some unfortunate character designs for the grasshoppers)
Animated Bugs #2
Дело №... (Case No. …) - 1964, USSR - dir. Faina Epifanova
Animated Bugs #1
漫画 二つの世界 (Two Worlds) - 1929, Japan - dir. Yasuji Murata
This is an officially licensed Pingu t-shirt. That's all there is to say.
SONY: Japanese Exclusive ‘Pingu’ PS1 Controllers (1999)