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diehard-disney:

Some Mickey pencil tests

-Taryn

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thebombbag: The University of Ohio shared some original cels from Winsor McCay’s Gertie the Dinosaur, one of the most important pieces of animated film ever produced. The cels are beautiful and there’re more at the link.  Woah! Gertie the Dinosaur stills, check it out guys!

thebombbag:

The University of Ohio shared some original cels from Winsor McCay’s Gertie the Dinosaur, one of the most important pieces of animated film ever produced. The cels are beautiful and there’re more at the link. 

Woah! Gertie the Dinosaur stills, check it out guys!

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Willie Whopper- The Air race-1933

Neat little Ub Iwerks short featuring the short lived character Willie Whopper. The quality in this video is quite poor, but I wanted to reestablish Mr Whopper here, despite him not being a favourite of mine.(Also, Amelia Earhart in a cartoon!)

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Silly Symphonies- Music Land- 1935

I have posted this before, but I am a total sucker for gorgeous backgrounds and character design. Enjoy!

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vintagegal: Disney’s Fantasia (1940) Not rubberhose, just brilliant

vintagegal:

Disney’s Fantasia (1940)

Not rubberhose, just brilliant

(via the-epimethean-boy)

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vintagemickeymouse: Mickey’s Orphans - 1931

vintagemickeymouse:

Mickey’s Orphans - 1931

(via the-epimethean-boy)

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total-relapse:

Talkartoons | Bimbo and Betty Boop in The Robot (1932)

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hip-hip-poohray: Disney Silly Symphony “Arctic Antics”- 1930

hip-hip-poohray:

Disney Silly Symphony “Arctic Antics”- 1930

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cookiecarnival: Silly Symphony - Mother Goose Melodies (1931)

cookiecarnival:

Silly Symphony - Mother Goose Melodies (1931)

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drawpaintprint: I Heard Betty Boop (1933)

drawpaintprint:

I Heard Betty Boop (1933)

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classicanimationart: Production drawing. Females is Fickle (Fleischer; 1940).

classicanimationart:

Production drawing.

Females is Fickle (Fleischer; 1940).

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nitratediva:

Betty Boop and Bimbo in “Mysterious Mose” (1930).

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