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2011-11-23T23:33:00.000-08:00

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Top 10 List of Favorite Love Quotes

2011-02-06T06:53:00.000-08:00

#1 Favorite: Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile.
Franklin P. Jones
#2 Favorite: At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet.
Plato

#3 Favorite: Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.
Robert Frost
#4 Favorite: If you have it [Love], you don't need to have anything else, and if you don't have it, it doesn't matter much what else you have.
Sir James M. Barrie
#5 Favorite: Love is the triumph of imagination over intelligence.
Henry Louis Mencken
#6 Favorite: Love is a friendship set to music.
E. Joseph Cossman
#7 Favorite: True love comes quietly, without banners or flashing lights. If you hear bells, get your ears checked.
Erich Segal
#8 Favorite: Love is a canvas furnished by Nature and embroidered by imagination.
Voltaire

#9 Favorite: They do not love that do not show their love. The course of true love never did run smooth. Love is a familiar. Love is a devil. There is no evil angel but Love.
William Shakespeare
#10 Favorite: Like the measles, love is most dangerous when it comes late in life.
Lord Byron
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2011-02-06T06:49:00.000-08:00

Funny So funny .. Karangan Budak Sekolah

2010-10-06T02:10:00.000-07:00

Funny So funny .. Karangan Budak Sekolah

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So funny .. Karangan Budak Sekolah

2010-10-06T02:08:00.000-07:00

Posted by blitzkrieg http://kelakargila.blogspot.com

So funny .. Karangan Budak Sekolah

Bangau Oh Bangau so Funny!

2010-10-06T01:35:00.000-07:00

Lawak Bangau Oh Bangau
Posted by blitzkrieg
Kisah 3 ekor bangau yang melepak di kolam ...maka tersebutlah kisah....

Lawak Bangau Oh Bangau

Posted by blitzkrieg

Kisah 3 ekor bangau yang melepak di kolam ...maka tersebutlah kisah....

Pictures Taken At The Perfect Time : nice & funny

2010-09-29T10:31:00.001-07:00

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2010-07-05T00:45:00.000-07:00

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Italia, Champion of World Cup

2010-07-01T00:35:00.001-07:00

posted by world cup cartoons @world-cup-cartoons.blogspot.com

World Cup Obama BP (formerly British Petroleum)

2010-07-01T00:34:00.000-07:00

EXPLANATION
The cartoonist uses a footballing metaphor to illustrate the escalating row between Britain and the US over President Obama's aggressive handling of BP (formerly British Petroleum) in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

@jeffreyhill.typepad.com

Info : Finding Vintage Disneyana

2010-06-22T01:20:00.000-07:00

Vintage Disneyana has become a personal passion of mine. I’ve been searching for it for years now. I attend art auctions regularly, but usually only find vintage Disneyana at a small percentage of them.

I found a darling 1938 Knickerbocker Mickey Mouse dressed in a Santa suit at an art auction a few years ago. This was an extraordinary vintage Disneyana find. There was some very fine crazing to the face, but no flakes in the paint.

I did some research after the art auction and it turns out that my vintage Disneyana has quite a history. This toy was a one of a kind Mickey Mouse toy made by Knickerbocker for a department store at Christmas and was given away for a contest. I was happy that the beard was real wool fur.

I searched for several years at art auctions until I found a Mad Hatter china teapot. This vintage Disneyana was made in 1951 by Regal for Disney. I always loved Alice in Wonderland and this teapot was very special to me.

My love of vintage Disneyana runs through lots of mediums. I buy figurines and paintings and anything else that strikes me as special while I’m at art auctions. If something is really rare or unusual and still has a whimsical feel to it, I’ll try to win it.

I found a painting that I fell in love with. It fit with my love of vintage Disneyana. The painting was created in 1949 and depicted the Cinderella castle. It was originally created for a Disney holiday card. I won the painting for four thousand dollars and felt like I had gotten a great deal.

The old Disneyland maps have become very expensive pieces of vintage Disneyana. I have been finding more of the old maps at art auctions, but they are usually not in good shape. The nicest map I’ve found was from 1958, which is also the year I was born.

The 1958 map of Disneyland was the first one that was made poster sized. The art auction I found this piece of vintage Disneyana at had numerous Disney lots up for auction that day. I had not expected to find such a great item. This map had been stored rolled and had never been folded. I paid two thousand dollars for it and it was worth every penny.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was my little sister’s favorite movie when we were kids. I look for vintage Disneyana that features it when I am art auctions. The best item I’ve found for her was figurines from the 1950s that were of Snow White and six of the seven dwarfs. There was one figurine missing, Sneezy.

My daughter has fallen in love with Bambi. She had me buy her the DVD and she has watched it over and over again. I was at an art auction and found a nice Bambi figurine while they were auctioning off vintage Disneyana. I gave it to her for her last birthday and she says that it is her most prized possession!

I was shocked at an art auction that I attended that had a wonderful 1930s Mickey Mouse lamp and lampshade. The art auction had not even advertised that they were auctioning vintage Disneyana. If they had advertised this item, I know that more people would have come to the auction. I won the lamp for five hundred dollars because I had no competition.

The most common vintage Disneyana that I find at art auctions is watches. I don’t like watches. I never buy any of the Disney watches. I am usually disappointed when an art auction advertises vintage Disneyana and all they have up for auction is watches.

I bought an autographed Fantasia album at a vintage Disneyana sale. The art auction had a lot of signed and autographed items and Disney items were among them. The signatures on my vintage Disneyana included Walt Disney, Leopold Stokowski (the conductor) and both of the original animators, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnson. This was a fantastic find for my collection.

Art Auctions For Sculptures

2010-06-04T05:37:00.000-07:00

Art auctions for sculptures are a great way to find new art for your home or office. I like to peruse the online auction sites for nice sculptures. I have found some very interesting items when I’ve looked.

There was a sculpture sold on eBay recently that was entitled Love. The art auction for this sculpture went above the estimated value. The piece was red and blue and made of polychrome aluminum. The French artist’s name was Robert Indiana. The art auction listed the item as six feet tall, six feet wide and three feet deep.

I liked a hall stand that was carved from wood that I found in an online art auction. The carving depicted a playful bear climbing a fir tree. There was a young bear cub carved into one of the branches. The branches were there to serve as garment hooks and there was even a mirror on the piece in a carved oak leaf designed frame.

There was an exquisite sculpture by a Russian artist that was sold recently in an art auction. The subject of the sculpture was a Bar Mitzvah boy and the medium was marble. I think that marble statues seem so timeless and elegant. It is an excellent medium for a sculpture.

The wife of artist Yitzhak Danziger signed a certificate for the brass sculpture her husband completed in 1969. Danziger is an Israeli artist. The piece looked very abstract to me. It did not do very well in the art auction and sold for less than it’s estimated worth.

I found a lot of bronze sculptures in the online art auctions. Most of them were of people, but the ones I liked best were abstract. My absolute favorite was a Harry Bertoia bronze sculpture called Bush. This piece is also known as a Brain or Coral. The bidding for this piece of art in the art auction was started at thirty nine thousand dollars. It didn’t get a bidder.

I saw little interest in the bronze sculpture art auctions for animal figures. I’m not sure if the reasons they didn’t get bidders were because of subject matter or because of price. Bronze is an expensive medium for an artist to work in and it takes a lot of training to be proficient.

I have a favorite glass sculptor. His work goes for so much in online art auctions that I will probably never own a piece of his work. Dale Chihuly is magnificent. There are permanent installations of his tremendous work all over the world.

Crystal sculptures look more like paperweights to me. Online art auctions for glass representations of animals and sea life are really neat. My favorite art auction recently was for a hand blown glass jellyfish. It was magical.

I liked another online art auction for optical crystal that had been turned into a work of art by artist Christopher Ries. The piece was small and called Lotus. It would look so pretty in a well lit display case.

I’m jealous of the buyer that gets to call this sculpture their own. They won the piece in the art auction for just under a thousand dollars. This artist uses blocks of pure, clear lead crystal cast from Schott Glass Technologies of Duryea, Pennsylvania. It is truly amazing art. His work is prominently displayed in numerous galleries and even in the Columbus airport in Columbus, Ohio.

Tips Finding Maritime Items at Art Auctions

2010-05-26T20:21:00.000-07:00

I find some really nice maritime items for my collection at art auctions. I went to an art auction in Charleston last month and found a pair of candle powered navigation lights that were used on ships in the 19th century. These types of candles were also used in lighthouse stairwells.

My collection also includes a maritime item that was made in 1891. It is a chronometer and it still keeps great time. It is very special because the broad arrow on it indicates that it was purchased by the British Navy and they are known to have only the best time pieces. I found this piece of my collection at an art auction in New Hampshire.

I have another chronometer in my collection that I found at an art auction in Dallas. It was sold to me in a wooden box from someone that had owned it for fifty years. They had kept this maritime relic in a closet. I plan to keep it on display.

I was at an art auction in Miami a couple of years ago and found a fantastic maritime item for my personal collection. The compass that I won was over 100 years old and was made in Persia. The compass face has all twelve signs of the zodiac engraved on it. I thought that this was a great find.

My kids thought I was crazy when I drove to an art auction is Hartford and drove back with three hundred pounds of maritime Navy anchors. I thought they’d look great in the yard. I like to have art in my yard, in the beds I made around my trees. No one wanted to help me unload them.

I found myself in a bidding war at an art auction in Mississippi over the original builder’s plate from the SS Contessa. It is truly a unique and wonderful maritime item. I have polished it and it gleams in the display case I bought for it.

Maritime items don’t seem to be in as much demand anymore. A few years ago, my collection got easier to add to for some reason. Art auctions everywhere I went started having really great things on the auction block.

The brass plaques from old ships have always been one of my favorite things to find up for sale at art auctions. One of my favorite maritime plaques came from a ship that was used in WWII. The ship that the plaque was on was called the Marechal Joffre and it was taken from the French in 1942. The Maritime Commission renamed the ship USS Rochambeau.

I had a friend of mine that was going to attend an art auction in Anchorage a couple of years ago bid on a bell for me. I had no idea how much the freight charge was going to end up being, but I wanted this maritime item in my collection. It was magnificent.

There is going to be a really nice maritime item at an art auction I intend to attend this weekend. Lighthouse items are of interest to me more and more lately. I have found that there is going to be an antique brass oil lamp up for auction and I plan to win it. The price will probably get up to fifteen hundred dollars, but I don’t care. I need this maritime item in my collection.

Info Books about Dale Chihuly

2010-05-26T20:19:00.000-07:00

Books about art sell well in art auctions. I have found many publications that feature my favorite artist, Dale Chihuly. There are books, catalogs and even magazines routinely up for auction.

Chihuly Gardens and Glass is currently for sale in several art auctions. This book is beautifully illustrated and shows installations at the Garfield Park Conservatory in Chicago. The book has an essay by Barbara Rose addressing Dale Chihuly's place in art history. There is another essay by the Garfield Conservatory director that provides a history of garden conservatories

Chihuly at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew features more than one hundred photographs that captured this event. An art auction for this book sold for fifty dollars. The exhibit at the Royal Botanical Gardens was Dale Chihuly’s first botanical garden exhibition outside of the United States.

Chihuly Seaforms has an excellent value at an art auction. It depicts forty four color photographs of his most ethereal series to date. The pieces he created for this series have been called not only "reflections of skill, passion, teamwork and sheer genius" but also "tributes" to the sea. He is truly a master.

Chihuly Form Fire was published in 1993 and it only occasionally shows up in art auctions. The book is hardcover and 144 pages long with over 75 color reproductions of his splendid work. There is a very informative commentary in the book about Chihuly’s career.

Chihuly has been exhibited all over the world and the accompanying catalogs sell for a lot at an art auction. The catalogs have a value to people that cannot possibly afford to ever own an actual piece of his art. I bought a catalog at an art auction that depicted his installations from the years 1964-1992. I have spent a lot of time looking at the photographs and have determined that Chihuly is pure genius.

I really want to find a copy of Chihuly Jerusalem 2000 at an art auction. The book sells new for fifty dollars. I think that the story of this journey and exhibit is extraordinary and I want to own a copy of this book. This book contains 117 full-color reproductions and from what I’ve seen they are all extraordinary.

I was surprised that even the book of Chihuly’s drawings has tremendous resale value at an art auction. He is able to convey such beauty and energy with his work and these drawings actually do the same thing. These drawings are what his ideas start out as before they are fully realized in glass.

There is one inexpensive Chihuly book that I rarely seen in art auctions. It only contains 17 color reproductions. It does cover the installations that had 20,000 pounds of ice. These were called the neon-and-ice installations and they had a powerful effect on the people that viewed them. This book is soft cover and it is better to buy it new from a website than from a previous owner at an art auction.

I’ve lost countless art auctions for the book that contains photos of his exhibit at the Marlborough Gallery in New York City. I just never bid enough. At some point, I will probably just have to bid more to win it from an art auction. I know that the 51 images are dramatic, but the book is a soft cover and I just don’t think I should pay $25 for it.

My mother won a Chihuly book for me at an art auction last year. It chronicled the installation in Japan at the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art in 1990. I loved each and every one of the 54 images contained in this book. I have been asked several times to loan it to friends, but I have refused. This is one book that I refuse to lose.

In 1986, Chihuly was only the fourth American to get a solo exhibition at the Louvre in Paris. There was a soft cover book published with 33 photos in it that chronicles the exhibit. Also in the book is an introduction written by the chief curator and director of the Centre du Verre. This is the next book I hope to own and I’ve been watching art auctions hoping to see it pop up.

My need..zz?

2010-05-15T08:28:00.000-07:00

Husband and wife are getting all snugly in bed. The passion is heating up.

But then the wife stops and says, "I don' t feel like it. I just want you to hold me."

The husband says " WHAT???" The wife explains that he must not be in tune with her emotional needs as a woman.

The husband realizes that nothing is going to happen tonight and he might as well deal with it.

So the next day the husband takes her shopping at a big dept. store. He walks around and had her try on three very expensive outfits. And then tells his wife, We 'll take all three of them. Then goes over and gets matching shoes worth $200 each.

And then goes to the jewelry Dept. and gets a set of diamond earrings. The wife is so excited (she thinks her husband has flipped out, but she does not care). She goes for the tennis bracelet.

The husband says "but you don 't even play tennis, but OK if you like it then lets get it.'

The wife is jumping up and down. So excited she cannot even believe what is going on. She says " I am ready to go, lets go to the cash register. "

The husband says, " no no no, honey we're not going to buy all this stuff." The wife face goes blank.

" No honey - I just want you to HOLD this stuff for a while."

Her face gets really red she is about to explode and then the husband says " You must not be in tune with my financial needs as a MAN!"

Art Auctions: Contemporary Art

2010-04-23T03:41:00.001-07:00

It is truly a wonderful thing when you consider how much we gain from our appreciation of art, what volumes it speaks about our own culture, and among cultures that make up the world besides our own. It is highly fashionable to understand something of what art is, how it tries to reinterpret our own scope of the world on an artistic level, and yet reveals so much of the human nature behind its creation. Today’s artistic minds are no different in the outgrowth of ideas onto a canvas’ surface, and some are possessed with similar qualities that those artworks considered classics have had in the past.

There is particularly unique insight coming from a lot of contemporary art, or so the label seems to include today’s works of art, with certain vagueness stemming from the lack of a dominant school of thought or ideology. Most date contemporary art beginning towards the late 1960s, most artwork could be defined easily by particular details prior to this, and there were trends of these preferences even through to the 1980s. After the Modernistic period of art was confirmed, much of the direction came to be rather disparate during periods of socio-political change, and many of the distinctions within art have been loosened dramatically.

With some critical opinions decrying the current of contemporary art to be devoid of "true beauty", critic Donald Kuspit was known to say that art had left the studio and found its’ way into the street, and that may not be that much for the worse with the blurring of many lines presently. Today, contemporary art seems to reflect those issues being faced by the world, and the emphasis on politics seems to have intensified of late. The shift drawing away from an ideal of beauty and purity to a complete opposing force of inspiration from socially oriented art, and often crosses the bounds of proper medium.

Though that is where the argument stops and conjecture begins as critics and artists alike clash in opinion over where the line is particularly between the various categories of thought, and it has been pieces of every different art movement being reevaluated in a similar way, in order to find that place that crosses over between art, artist, and audience, and creates a means for all of them to share space in the comprehensive concept to the artwork. Making the gaps in the points between art and life smaller and smaller, and creating new ways in which to comprehend the ways of the things we view around us.

Engaging mass culture with affecting the boundaries of perception through the means of the relevant issues shaping the world as we know it, and today there are many schools and studios of contemporary art that try to help shape the practice of contemporary art that will translate to the future, allowing us introspective glimpses into the artist’s thoughts. Creating interconnectedness that defies and defines what laws and life may continue to restrict, to analyze, and further define itself as multiple entities within one completely distinct from the sum of its’ parts.

When considering all of this information, at may seem overwhelming at first, but art is not impossible to understand if you concentrate on understanding what your tastes happen to be. When not thinking about these things, it is easy to overlook the value of what you are purchasing, and you may not be able to get the most for what you wish to spend. There are few lessons to learn that do not involve somewhat self-explanatory terms, but one must approach what appeals them with a frugal yet open state of mind, it can be much easier to find a good bargain with this mental state at hand.

Timing can sometimes be necessary to make the deal more lucrative for the buyer, and with some art auctions, it may be difficult to find some grounds on which to begin bidding. However, with studious attention to what you wish your end goal to be, and you will have found a way to acquire at least some kind of facsimile to show for your efforts. Depending upon how deeply you would wish to involve yourself in activities such as local viewings of artwork from contemporary artists, and perhaps you would even find a way to see the stirrings of the creativity from within, by becoming friends with local artists and networking.

American Indian Art Auctions: Beadwork

2010-04-21T22:23:00.001-07:00

American Indian art encompasses many types of arts and crafts, from the more traditionally and / or stereotypically Native American art such as beadwork and pottery, to modern photography, fine paintings, sculptures and the like. There are many art auctions, both online and off, that feature this form of American Indian art.

In this article we’ll discuss one of the most traditional and historically relevant branches of American Indian art: beadwork. Beadwork of the Native American peoples had and has practical as well as decorative; utilitarian as well as rich symbolic meaning.

Beadwork and making of the beads themselves is a very old craft. Stone, bone and shell beads (such as turquoise and semi-precious stones) are still made the same ancient way. Little affected by modern technology, the making of beads is still carried out in nearly the exact same way as peoples did thousands of years ago.

Sea shell bead pieces are among the most popular and well known pieces of regional trade importance for thousands of years. Nearly everyone has seen American Indian art pieces, from beaded necklaces to purses, belts and such.

For the last several decades modern beadwork has been replicated in oriental factories and very cheaply imported. This makes it a competing factor against the top quality beadwork done by American Indian craftspeople. The native American crafts people have lost several millions of dollars (just over an eight year period during the 1980s) to these fake native beads and beadwork pieces.

Historically, beads were carved from turtle shell, animal horn and deer hooves. These were often used for making rattling or tinkling pieces utilized in dance. Hunters often wore necklaces put together with animal portions, such as bear claws or wolf claws. These indicated a hunter’s prowess. Bones and seeds were often steamed to soften them for stringing and /or bending into various shapes.

As an example of beadwork used for a most practical purpose, the Iroqois League (Haudenosee) used white and purple wampum chains made of fresh-water clam shells to record sacred ceremonies, treaties and songs. This practice was used both before and after the coming of European settlers.

Many types of agreements were recorded with such beadwork chains. They were highly valued and cared for by their owners. European settlers mistook this care and reverence for wampum beads as a sign that the beads held monetary significance. As such, they mistakenly assumed that the word ‘wampum’ referred to money, when in actuality these important beads were much more like very important original documents.

To string beads, Native Americans used animal sinew that is split very fine with which to attach beads to clothing, though infrequently strong plant fibers such as hide thongs or nettle were used for these purposes.

Today, the Navajos as well as some pueblo people still make the ancient bead type called the heishii. This is by far the most popular and high quantity type of beadwork that is still made today as it was in ancient times. These necklaces are also referred to as story necklaces as they can be used to tell stories, with each bead representing a character.

Beads and beadwork are a very important part of archaeological explorations of pre-European history. Beads have survived thousands of years and tell many fascinating stories about times we weren’t around to witness. This is particularly true with respect to beadwork mad of sea shells. Ancient shell beads have been found thousands of miles from seas, which indicates various trade routes and contacts among different groups of people.

Today American Indian artists even create digital beadwork designs to help them make actual beadwork pieces. In this way complex designs and pieces can be tested on the screen before the project is begun. This has certainly added to the creative process for many beadwork artists.

Beadworking weaves through native history both in ancient times as well as in today’s modern computer technology. The most important aspect of beadwork, though, is not what can be sold or gained, but personal pieces that are only given among family and friends. The true meanings behind these pieces are personal associations tied to visions, important perspectives and other things that an individual wishes to be reminded of.

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2010-03-27T04:42:00.000-07:00

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Funny and Humorous Framed Office Art Cartoons

2010-03-27T04:35:00.000-07:00

These tastefully matted and framed signed art prints are sure to brighten your home or office walls. Whether you give them as a business gift, or start your own collection of framed office art cartoons, they'll bring smiles to everyone when they're hung in your:

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The Trouble with Polar Bears

2009-12-30T02:00:00.002-08:00

We thought it would be fine when the polar bears wanted to go mountain climbing with us. It seemed a natural for them. But, oh no, once the going got rough they wanted to be carried, so it turned out to be less fun than
we had first anticipated.
(This was one of my most viewed collages of the winter 2008-09).

Humor, page 2

2009-12-30T02:00:00.000-08:00

Humor, page 2

I have dotted some mechanically produced views thru these pages. They were (and are) cheap and cheerful. 'Aren't I like Miss Smith?' (That's the title not a comment).
Condition 7/8.
Order #1491.
Price $4.

Universal. Looks like whites 'blacked up'. No title.
Condition. Was originally much like this. Faces sharp.
Order #1493.
Price $12.

Underwood 'Do they think of me at home?'.
Condition. Slight damage to mount at top. Blob of candle grease and slight crease top to bottom of right image - not visible when viewing.
Order #1496.
Price $8.

Many of these are by Bert and Elmer. I will only mention publishers when (and if) they get exciting.
'Before Marriage - A dude'.
Condition 8.
Order #1500.
Price $8.

'Of course I'm good. Father calls me a holy terror'.
Condition 7.
Order #1501.
Price $8.

'Try our sausages, made while you wait, you can see what you're getting'.
Condition 6 (slightly blurred and a small stain pn r/h image).
Order #1502.
Price $5.

'Sew on your own buttons, I'm going for a ride'.
Condition 5 (fading and slight damage to r/h image making it look as if she is holding a whip and that this is an erotic view).
Order #1503.
Price $4.

'Man in the bath' views - great fun!

'Did you ring for hot water Sir?'. Very ugly man, gorgeous maid!
Condition 5/6.
Order #1506.
Price $5.

'Detected. I've caught Sister this time!'.
Condition 7 but minor crease across l/h image.
Order #1507.
Price $6.

Excelsior 'Before Marriage'.
Condition 8.
Order #1508.
Price $10.

Excelsior 'After Marriage'.
Condition 8.
Order #1509.
Price $10.

American and International 'Oats Wanted. Enquire Within'.
Condition 7.
Order #1510.
Price $6.

Excelsior 'Driven to drink by a woman'.
Condition around 6 considering usual Excelsior lightness.
Order #1511.
Price $6.

Excelsior 'Who are you?'.
Condition 5/6 (lightness).
Order #1513.
Price $4.

1850s untitled 'eternal triangle' view.
Condition. Nicely clear. A few stains on mount.
Order #1514.
Price $15.

White label, black fancy border 'A young woman wants to see you, Sir'. 'Sir' has been a naughty boy as young woman has baby in arms.
Condition. Nicely clear with good stereo effect. Much better than scan.
Order #1515.
Price $12.

Untitled but I think it's called 'Ten to two'. By Excelsior (Wright of Burnley, England).
Condition 5 (fading).
Order #1517.
Price $4.

'Trials of a bachelor's life'. Real photo not mechanical view.
Condition 8.
Order #1518.
Price $10.

'Diving' Mechanically produced view.
Condition 8.
Order #4551.
Price $3.

'Diving' Mechanically produced view.
Condition 8.
Order #4552.
Price $3.

'Diving' Mechanically produced view.
Condition 7.
Order #4553.
Price $3.

'Two hearts that beat as one'.
Condition 6 (long surface scratch on right image, not visible when viewing).
Order #4555.
Price $5.

Underwood 'A Fishing Smack'.
Condition 8 but there is a thin vertical white line down both images - obviously part of processing.
Order #4556.
Price $8.

Underwood 'Comin' Thro' the Rye'.
Condition 8 (very slight crease at top of right image).
Order #4557.
Price $8.

Excelsior 'Coming through the rye'.
Condition 7.
Order #4558.
Price $6.

Excelsior. Untitled version of 'ten to two'.
Condition 7.
Order #4561.
Price $6.

'Bliss disturbed'. Everybody is hyterical and it is only 1.15 a.m.
Condition 7.
Order #4562.
Price $6.

'6. Suspected. One little hour of bliss'. Part of a series, see next view.
Condition 8.
Order #4563.
Price $8.

'Ejected. Bliss disturbed at 1.50 a.m.'.
Condition 7.
Order #4564.
Price $8.

Another version of 'Bliss disturbed' by Excelsior. Clock still says ten to two.
Condition 6.
Order #4565.
Price $4.

'Romance'.
Condition 8.
Order #4568.
Price $6.

There now follows a few views featuring policemen and/or bicycles

Back to insulting the Irish. 'You're too dacent a ghirl to be in the arms of the police'. ('arms' get it?).
Condition 7 (but small ink mark on policeman's right leg in r/h image).
Order #4569.
Price $8.

'The long and short of it'. Mechanically produced view.
Condition 8 (very clear).
Order #4574.
Price $6.

'Come, wake up and move on'. Real photo.
Condition 7/8.
Order #4576.
Price $12.

Here endeth the policemen and bicycles

'Path of true love never runs smooth'.
Condition. Images 7 at least but mount a bit frayed and damaged top r/h corner.
Order #4578.
Price $6.

original site -> www.worldofstereoviews.com

Mad Cow disease

2009-12-30T01:58:00.001-08:00

A female TV reporter arranged for an interview with a farmer, seeking
the main cause of Mad Cow disease.

The Lady: "Good evening, sir. I am here to collect information on the
possible source of Mad Cow Disease. Can you offer any reason for this
disease?"

The Farmer stared at the reporter and said: "Do you know that a bull
mounts a cow only once a year?"

The lady reporter (obviously embarrassed):" Well, sir, that's a new
piece of information, but what's the relation between this phenomenon
and Mad Cow disease?"

The Farmer: "And, madam, do you know that we milk a cow twice a day?"

The reporter: "Sir, this is really valuable information, but what
about getting to the point?"

The Farmer: "I am getting to the point, madam. Just imagine, if I was
playing with your tits twice a day and only
screwing you once a year, wouldn't you get mad?"

Mr and Mrs Newlywed's new French cook'.

2009-12-30T01:57:00.000-08:00

I usually have most of the 'New French Cook' series in stock. I have the sets for sale by Keystone and Underwood Please click here.

There are 10 views in the Underwood series. This is Underwood's #1. 'Mr and Mrs Newlywed's new French cook'.

from the wildly successful 'Is Marriage a Failure?

2009-12-30T01:56:00.000-08:00

The next are from the wildly successful 'Is Marriage a Failure?' series. I also have this set complete and boxed. Please click here and scroll to bottom of page to view. Various publishers produced this set, this view 'The Wedding' is by Underwood.
Condition 7.

L.S. & Co. 'Dutch Courtship'. Mechanically produced view.

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L.S. & Co. 'Dutch Courtship'. Mechanically produced view.

Underwood. 'Bliss disturbed'.

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Price $4.

Underwood. 'Bliss disturbed'.
Condition 5 (moderate fading).

More fathers with babies and, as I have one of four and one of two, I feel for them!

2009-12-30T01:53:00.001-08:00

Humor, page 1 - 'Our First'. Another simpering father trying to feed a doll'.

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I find many of these hilarious. But then I live in Norfolk, England which is a bit like a quiet backwater in the Catskills. Furthermore, I have never owned a television so my humor threshhold is probably a bit low. Anyway, enjoy them, even buy a few, and I promise to inflict more on you.

Biddy serving the tomatoes undressed. Probably the most widely produced humor view.

'Our First'. Another simpering father trying to feed a doll'.

How Washington politicians see the world

2009-12-30T01:50:00.000-08:00

by SteveK @ 12:12 pm on October 9, 2009.

Stick figure humor. Laughs

2009-12-30T01:48:00.001-08:00

Stick figure humor.

Laughs

Cartoonkini by Zunar 2

2009-12-18T19:43:00.000-08:00

Bandwidth

2009-12-18T19:42:00.001-08:00

Cartoonkini by Zunar

2009-12-18T19:40:00.000-08:00

Pembankang

2009-12-18T19:39:00.000-08:00

Missing Flag?

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Toll n Flight

2009-12-18T19:36:00.000-08:00

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Bersih Demonstration

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Bloggerz

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Pirates of BN

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Malaysiakini

Times Up

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LDP n Highway

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1 Funny Malaysia

2009-12-18T19:24:00.000-08:00

Disney Humor/Cartoon

2009-12-09T21:46:00.002-08:00

This Magic Kingdom cartoon jokes about Disney Cartoon characters... And hopefully the corporate lawyers all attended the mandatory Disney humor awareness course.

UNLIKELY ATTRACTIONS FOR DISNEY’S MAGIC KINGDOM:


A Barefoot Walk Through Goofy’s Backyard


The Loin King


Mickey, Fleas, and the True History of the Black Plague


Duh-laddin – A Salute to the Magic of Wall Street


Sleeping Booty

Plastic Surgery Cartoon/Joke

2009-12-09T21:46:00.001-08:00

Your humor insurance will cover 100% of this funny plastic surgery cartoon. We are not responsible if your new nose falls off while you laugh at the cosmetic surgery jokes.

TIPS ON WHAT TO SAY TO SOMEONE AFTER THEY’VE HAD PLASTIC SURGERY:


	RECOMMENDED
	“You look wonderful.”

	NOT RECOMMENDED
	“I see the laws of gravity still apply.”

it Just Me or are ox-carts

2009-12-09T21:43:00.000-08:00

Brain Cartoon

2009-12-09T21:41:00.000-08:00

I think, therefore I laugh.... at this funny brain cartoon...

I think, therefore I laugh.... at this funny brain cartoon...
funny brain cartoon; text says THE TWO HALVES OF THE BRAIN--EXAMPLES OF WHAT THEY CONTROL... RIGHT BRAIN: Language and artistic skills, Annoying songs you can't stop singing, The recent regrettable decision to get a bad-ass tattoo ... LEFT BRAIN: Math and logic skills, Ability to pick bad lottery numbers, Anything related to Star Trek

If I didn't have animals . . .

2009-12-09T21:39:00.000-08:00

I could walk around the yard barefoot in safety.

My house could be carpeted instead of tiled and laminated.

All flat surfaces, clothing, furniture, and cars would be free of hair.

When the doorbell rings, it wouldn't sound like a kennel.

When the doorbell rings, I could get to the door without wading through fuzzy bodies who beat me there.

I could sit on the couch and my bed the way I wanted, without taking into consideration how much space several fur bodies would need to get comfortable.

I would not have strange presents under my Christmas tree -- dog bones, stuffed animals, toys, treats nor would I have to explain to people why I wrap them.

I would have money ... and no guilt to go on a real vacation.

I would not be on a first-name basis with 6 veterinarians, as I put their yet unborn grandkids thru college.

The most used words in my vocabulary would not be: out, sit, down, come, no, stay, and leave him/her/it ALONE.

My house would not be cordoned off into zones with baby gates or barriers.

My house would not look like a day care center, toys everywhere.

My pockets would not contain things like poop bags, treats and an extra leash.

I would no longer have to Spell the words B-A-L-L-, F-R-I-S-B-E-E, W-A-L-K,
or T-R-E-A-T.

I would not have as many leaves INSIDE my house as outside.

I would not look strangely at people who think having ONE dog/cat ties them down too much.

I'd look forward to spring and the melting of snow instead of dreading mud season.

I would not have to answer the question "Why do you have so many dogs/animals?" from people who will never have the joy in their lives of knowing they are loved unconditionally by someone as close to an angel as they will ever get.

. . . How empty my life would be.

linda jail

2009-12-09T21:36:00.001-08:00

By Linda Gail Green

I am a freelance cartoonist & illustrator with a versatile style. My work covers character design, t-shirt designs, illustrations for childrens books, caricatures, cartoons for promotional purposes and personalised greeting cards. My clients are international, UK and USA. I am very easy to work with and pride myself on bringing my clients' visions to life.

More of my black/white work

Jeremy Clarkson

2009-12-09T21:31:00.000-08:00

Original art in mixed media
POA

By Linda Gail Green: I am a freelance cartoonist & illustrator with a versatile style. My work covers character design, t-shirt designs, illustrations for childrens books, caricatures, cartoons for promotional purposes and personalised greeting cards. My clients are international, UK and USA. I am very easy to work with and pride myself on bringing my clients' visions to life.

Cartoonist Laurie Siggs was a regular Punch contributor over many years

2009-12-09T20:51:00.000-08:00

Signed original in pen, brush, Indian ink and monochrome wash. Approx overall size 265mm x 190mm.

For Sale - POA

By L.M. Siggs

Cartoonist Laurie Siggs was a regular Punch contributor over many years

GOLFING CATS

2009-12-09T20:50:00.000-08:00

Colour Photographic print. Approx size

For Sale - POA

GOLFING CATS by an unknown artist

Please note this is not an original but a colour photographic print.

PLOP

2009-12-09T20:34:00.000-08:00

____________________________________________________________
"PLOP."

Signed original in pen, brush, Indian ink and watercolour on art board. Approx overall size 245mm x 180mm
Price on application

By "Stxy" Leslie Harding (1914-1991)

Leslie Harding, British cartoonist, drew under the pen name "Styx" and also under his own name "Harding" and "Wimsey", for most of the well known publications of the day including The Daily Sketch, Daily Mail, Weekend and the Daily Express. He also did advertising work as well as illustrating childrens comics. This typical example of his work, in colour, is signed "Wimsey".

DON'T YOU REALISE YOUR'E NOT ALLOWED TO CHARGE THE GOALKEEPER

2009-12-09T20:25:00.000-08:00

"DON'T YOU REALISE YOUR'E NOT ALLOWED TO CHARGE THE GOALKEEPER?"
Signed original cartoon, in pen and Indian ink and blue crayon on Bristol board. Approx.overall size 365mm x 1800mm
FOR SALE - Price on application

By Derek Fullerton

One of Derek Fullerton's hilarious cartoons published circa 1960, in the London Daily Herald where he was the Sports Cartoonist.

Classic Sporting Cartoons

2009-12-09T20:18:00.000-08:00

"Watch it Ref! Remember your Missus has an account at my boutique."

Signed original art ing pen, brush, Indian ink and blue wash on cartridge paper. Approx overall size 135mm x 285mm

Price on application

By Joseph Booth Lee (1901-1974)
Born at Burnley-in-Wharfedale in 1901 Joseph Booth Lee had his first cartoon published in the Bystander in 1919. He became London's youngest political cartoonist. He created the famous "London Laughs" which was the first non-political topical cartoon in the country. His pet hate was - Politicians!

Woody Woodpecker

2009-12-09T20:14:00.000-08:00

The famous animated bird, Woody Woodpecker, became a popular cartoon series in the 1940s.

Woody Woodpecker cartoon was created in 1940 by Ben "Bugs" Hardaway. He also created the cartoon characters of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck when he worked at the Schlesinger/Warner Bros. studio in the late 1930s.

The character evolved over the decades and was later drawn by Chuck Jones. Woody's voice was originally done by Mel Blanc. Ben Hardaway and, then, Grace Stafford, the wife of Walter Lantz also did Woody's voice.

The first Woody Woodpecker cartoons were first broadcast in 1957 in the "Woody Woodpecker Show." The cartoon series featured Lantz cartoon caracters. The TV show is still in television syndication. Woody has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 7000 Hollywood Blvd. Read more about Woody Woodpecker from wikipedia.
Animation by Alex Lovy and Lester Kline
Story by Ben Hardaway and L.E. Elliott
Music by Darrell Calker.

Production Company: Universal Studios & Walter Lantz Productions

Popeye the Sailorman in "Taxi-Turvy

2009-12-09T20:09:00.000-08:00

In this 1954 original Popeye cartoon, both Popeye and Bluto are taxi drivers. They are, of course, competing for fares - and Olive Oyl, in particular. The crazy antics between Popeye and Bluto put Olive Oyl in odd and dangerous situations. Read more about Popeye and watch more Popeye cartoons .

Watch or download this copy of Popeye in "Taxi Turvy" for free. Select an option in the box to your right.

"Taxi-Turvy" Cartoon
Cast (in alphabetical order)
Jackson Beck ....Bluto (voice)
Jack Mercer ....Popeye (voice)
Mae Questel ....Olive Oyl (voice)

Director: Seymour Kneitel
Writer: Irv Spector (story)
Production Company: Famous Studios
Audio/Visual: sound, color

Genre: comedy, cartoon, animation
Produced: June 1954
Run time 6:03

Popeye the Sailor Man

2009-12-09T20:07:00.000-08:00

Popeye the Sailor Man

Popeye the Sailor Man has become world famous. Whether it be from his addiction to spinach or the lyrics to his song, people of all ages imitate, collect, and aspire to be like Popeye.

This muscle man was not even originally in the comic strip created by Elzie Segar. Elzie Segar, the cartoonist wrote Thimble Theatre in the late teens and early twenties. The first strip consisted of the characters Olive Oyl, Ham Gravy (Olive's first boyfriend), Cole and Nana Oyl (Olive's parents), and Castor Oyl.

Popeye: Over 75 years old and still goin'

By Fred M. Grandinetti
Entertainment Magazine

For 75 years, generations have viewed the comedic actions of a unique figure in film history, Popeye the Sailor man. The spinach-eating swab was created for the "Thimble Theatre" comic strip in 1929 by E.C. Segar.

Despite his success in the funnies, more people know of the character from his appearances in over 500 animated cartoons produced for both motion pictures and television.

The Fleischer Studios, unlike other cartoon studios during the early 1930's, illustrated the darker, meaner streets of New York City. "Betty Boop" was born from that era and Max Fleischer who was a great fan of "Thimble Theatre," plucked Popeye, Olive Oyl and Bluto from the funny papers putting each into one animated film.

On July 14th, 1933, the comic strip trio appeared in one of the Betty Boop entries titled, "Popeye the Sailor."

Betty was used just briefly on screen as the film was designed to see if the sailor, who was a big hit with depression era audiences in newspapers, could translate that popularity to the big screen. Popeye passed the test and his own series began three months later.

The shadows, texture, the sub-vocal mutterings were staples of the Fleischer cartoons. There was more attention to detail in one Popeye cartoon than even in the best Disney animated production.

The Fleischers made full use of the black and white spectrum, using gray tones more effectively than anyone else in history. Many of the cartoons featured three-dimensional backgrounds, which made for astounding looking backdrops.

For this reason, even the earliest Popeye cartoons remain as fresh and vibrant today. The fact that the black and white "Popeye" series continues to be aired on television, with a huge following, is a testament to the work of the Fleischer Studios.

Mae Questel, one of the actresses who voiced Betty Boop, handled Olive Oyl's vocals.

Gus Wickie was famous for his hearty rendition of Fleischer's Bluto.

William ("Red Pepper Sam") Costello was the original choice for Popeye. When success went to Costello's head he was fired and replaced by the more tender sounding vocals of Jack Mercer. Mercer would go on to voice the character for the next 40 years with his under-the-breath mutterings bringing a greater personality to the character.

The Fleischer Popeyes were one of the most faithful adaptations of characters being transferred to animation from the comic strip.

Segar's other fanciful creations also made the transition to film; J. Wellington Wimpy, the hamburger eater, Eugene the Jeep, the magical creature from the 4th dimension, Swee'pea, Popeye's adopted son, found on the doorstep in 1933 and Poopdeck Pappy, Popeye's ol' goat of a father.

In 1936, Popeye would star in the first of three two-reel color animated cartoons, "Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor."

This cartoon, featuring dazzling three dimensional backgrounds, was often billed along with the theatre's main attraction. Popeye's other two-reel cartoons would involve battles with Ali Baba and a Wizard seeking Aladdin's lamp.

When the Fleischer Studios moved to Florida in 1938 and the Popeye films took on a brighter look, they were still Paramount Pictures (who funded the Fleischer Studios) number one short subject series.

However by 1942, the Fleischer Studios was deeply in debt to Paramount Pictures due to the studios mishandling of the Fleischer's second animated feature film, "Mr. Bug Goes To Town."

Paramount closed the studio in Florida, moved it back to New York and renamed it Famous Studios.

Though Famous continued to film the series in black and white the cartoons would switch to color by the end of 1943

Cartoons on TV throughout American History

2009-12-09T20:04:00.000-08:00

Popular children's cartoon movies are often seen on Saturday morning American television programming.

These are the same classic cartoons that were shown just before the feature film in U.S. movie theaters. Cartoon animations were produced by companies like Warner Bros, Looney Tunes and DIsney.

Later, these old cartoon animations were broadcast on Saturday morning television during the 1950s and 1960s as serials.

As most baby boomers grew up in the late 1950's through 1960s, these Saturday morning cartoons were a regular TV event. Now, they are part of the public domain and free from copyrights.

Cartoons, usually directed to children, often held hidden adult or political messages that were about issues of the day. During World War II, many cartoons took a nationalistic focus against enemies overseas as a way to pump up patriotic spirit.

While cartoons have been targeted mainly to children, cartoon series like "The Simpsons" brought back the baby boomers (U.S. citizens born after World War II through 1962) to the cartoon format.

Now, cable television, DVDs, the Internet and syndicated reruns (including a separate cable channel for cartoons only called The Cartoon Network), fuels the baby boomers' taste for nostalgia and an excuse to watch animated characters instead of celluloid humans.

People around the world are dazzled by 20th Century cartoon animations. They are not only classics in film animation, but an icon of American culture.

Japanese anime and cartoon characters are popular among Japanese male adults, and a growing number of Japanese females who discovered the enjoyment of playing video games of animated characters.

Our Internet cartoon movie collection continues to grow with new titles and serial installments being added often. These classic cartoons and animated movies can be downloaded, edited and freely distributed since they are in the public domain. For more information, read our Free Movie FAQ.

If you spelled cartoon as cartune or cartun, catune, cartoone, cartnoon, amnination, amination, annimation, amatation, you have found the correct website. The correct spellings are cartoon and animation.

Entertainment Magazine is more than free movies and cartoon animations! Hundreds of pages on celebrities, new films, music and travel

Casper The Friendly Ghost in "There's Good Boos Tonight"

2009-12-09T20:03:00.000-08:00

Noveltoon: Caspar (Casper)

Casper the Friendly Ghost makes friends with a little fox. Animation by Myron Waldman, Morey Reden and Nick Tafuri. Scenics by Anto Loeb.

Story by Bill Turner and Larry Reilly. Music by Winston Sharples.

Narrator is Frank Gallop.

Director: I. Sparber

Production Company: Paramount Pictures & Famous Studios Productions
Audio/Visual: sound, color

Produced in 1948.

Run time: 8:00

According to the 1995 feature film Casper, his family name is McFadden, making his "full" name Casper McFadden.

More from wikipedia: Casper the Friendly Ghost

A Directory of Online Comics

2009-12-09T20:01:00.000-08:00

Comics by Letter:

# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Comics by Genre:

Descriptions »

Comics by Style:

Descriptions »

American	Black & White	Cartoon
CGI/3D	European	Experimental
Full Color	Manga	Minimalist
Miscellaneous	Painted	Photographic
Realistic	Sprite/8-Bit

Comics by Format:

Descriptions »

24 Hour	Animated/Flash	Comic Jam
Completed	Experimental	Full Page
Gag-a-Day	Interactive	Miscellaneous
Non-English	Serial/Ongoing	Single Panel
Strip/Newspaper

12 Sites To Create Cartoon Characters of Yourself

2009-12-09T19:56:00.001-08:00

Portrait Illustration Maker

Portrait Illustration Maker is a service which provides character icons completely free of charge! They are available for your blog site or SNS. If you’d like to save the completed avatar, right-click on the icon. And then select "Save Picture As… " from the menu.
WeeWorld

Create an cartoon character to represent yourself in WeeWord games (WeeMee) or just export it for anywhere else.
Meez

Social entertainment website that allows users to create their own animated avatars, or "3D I.D." graphics, for the Web, to play casual games with their avatars, and to use them in customizable Rooms on social networks like Facebook.

Simpsonize Me

Turn yourself into a simpson character.
Yahoo! Avatars
BeFunky
Buscar Messenger
Cartoon Me

Cartoonize yourself as simple as uploading your photo, Cartoon Me will do the rest.
Joystiq Mii characters

Think of it as creating Mii characters, but online so you can use it anywhere.
MyPlay

By far, one of the most sophisticated cartoon character creating free service. However this Taiwanese site is only for those who are able to interpret chinese words.
South Park Studio

For south park fans, now you can become one of them.
Moonjee

Virtual makeover and Make a face.

12 Sites To Create Cartoon Characters of Yourself

2009-12-09T19:56:00.000-08:00

Portrait Illustration Maker

Portrait Illustration Maker is a service which provides character icons completely free of charge! They are available for your blog site or SNS. If you’d like to save the completed avatar, right-click on the icon. And then select "Save Picture As… " from the menu.
WeeWorld

Create an cartoon character to represent yourself in WeeWord games (WeeMee) or just export it for anywhere else.
Meez

Social entertainment website that allows users to create their own animated avatars, or "3D I.D." graphics, for the Web, to play casual games with their avatars, and to use them in customizable Rooms on social networks like Facebook.

Simpsonize Me

Turn yourself into a simpson character.
Yahoo! Avatars
BeFunky
Buscar Messenger
Cartoon Me

Cartoonize yourself as simple as uploading your photo, Cartoon Me will do the rest.
Joystiq Mii characters

Think of it as creating Mii characters, but online so you can use it anywhere.
MyPlay

By far, one of the most sophisticated cartoon character creating free service. However this Taiwanese site is only for those who are able to interpret chinese words.
South Park Studio

For south park fans, now you can become one of them.
Moonjee

Virtual makeover and Make a face.

The Cartoon Site!

2009-12-09T19:55:00.000-08:00

Welcome to The Cartoon Site!
Cartoon People and characters for sale. The first buyer owns all rights and the character will no longer be sold. Check back often as we will add new people characters and cartoon animals regularly.

We will also be providing samples of cartoon images and grpahics. Examples include cartoon stars, sun, cloud, boy, woman and more.

Characters For Sale

Funny Cartoon Turtle Character
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Half-Pint Pygmy (1948)

2009-12-09T19:54:00.000-08:00

Now here's a truly weird cartoon even by Tex Avery's standards. "Half-Pint Pygmy" (release date: 8/17/1948) is one of Avery's less known and rarely seen works, and it marks the fourth and final appearance of George and Junior.
These characters inspired by George and Lennie from John Steinbeck's depression-era novel "Of Mice and Men" have previously appeared in three very good and entertaining cartoons:

• Henpecked Hoboes (1946)

• Hound Hunters (1947)

• Red Hot Rangers (1947)

Then for some unknown reason, Avery decided to take away nearly all of George and Junior's specific traits. The relationship between characters in "Mice and Men" style has almost completely vanished. The voices were changed too. Most significantly, Irv Spence's excellent and very funny character design was scraped in favor of a new design by Louie Schmitt that depicts George and Junior as relatively bland and generic cartoon bears.

Tex Avery's best cartoons are brilliantly structured and constructed, but "Half-Pint Pygmy" plays almost as an abstract collection of random crazy gags that barely have a connection with each other. There's an odd and somewhat detached feeling about it that I don't have when watching any other Avery's MGM cartoon. However, there are many positive things to recommend about "Half-Pint Pygmy". The animation is top notch, with some especially nice and clear examples of anticipation (if there's interest, I'll post a more complete series of screenshots for some of these scenes). Also, many of the gags are very inventive, unusual and bizarre. In a way, this might be one of the ultimate chase cartoons.

Due to heavy racial stereotypes, this cartoon has been banned from TV for the last few decades, and it was also omitted from French Tex Avery DVD box set (together with "Uncle Tom's Cabana").

Here's a selection of screenshots, taken from "The Compleat Tex Avery" laserdisc box set:

Does this fugitive from Wackyland look familiar to you? Yup, that's the bartender from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit".

And that's the end of George & Junior. They joined Screwy Squirrell in cartoon Heaven (or Hell). A moment of silence, please... :)

Changes in treatment of heart attack patients.

2009-12-09T19:46:00.000-08:00

NHS heart attack treatment change cartoon.

Well this has been a very good week for the blog. All figures are up, visitor numbers (thanks to some very helpful stumblers) and revenue is also up and most importantly the number of cartoons posted are also up. Had some real fun this week with the cartoons. There's lots more in the works, so please keep revisiting and tell anyone you know about this site. I'd also like to thank those who sent in emails with ideas for cartoons. While I can't make promises to draw every single suggestion (sorry Bill, decapitation just isn't funny, I tried) they have all been food for thought.

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2009-12-09T19:08:00.000-08:00

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