Old Comic Fun

 

The comics back in the 1890s-1910s were really well-drawn and memorable to me. They were not only really funny to look at but they had alot of effort. More effort than what you mostly see in comics today.

This is one from the series Funny Side Of The World. It's one of my favorites because of how massive the illustrations look and sometimes they can go over the top with their drawings at times, it's impeccable.

I love this one alot.

I mostly researched these on GoComics. 

It's in the Origins of the Sunday Comics category.

It'll give you these astounding night backgrounds and lively illustrations and clever writing.

The fact that these were made around 120 years ago is insane to me.

This is a Little Nemo comic. I adore these. These were done by the legend himself, Winsor McCay. He's magnificent. If you didn't know he also made Gertie The Dinosaur (1914) which is one of the most iconic animated films ever made in the early 20th century.

This kinda reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes for the kid's day-dreaming like nature in this one. 

This one is utterly creative. 

Alot of drawings here. 😆

You might recognize these guys.

This vehicle was definitely bizarre looking even back in 1902.

The description says this is the first Funny Side Of The World comic and talk about an incredible start. Very well drawn and funny pictures.

Too good. 👍 

I don't know who did these, but they are by far the best illustrations I seen so far with these Sunday comics. They feel inspired.

Last one.

Tomorrow is December, the final month of 2024. This month I will definitely be active making more posts and since Christmas is coming, I will be sharing my gifts! 

Can't wait to see you all next month! 

November can go fly a rocket to the nearest hell-hole.

Friday Fun With Art

 Wanna see some of my recent art?

This is the place!

I mostly do these type of posts every week or two weeks or so to give a taste on my drawings. 

Mostly paying tribute to classic animation.

 

I love warm colors and simple character designs. I also like editing my art and making the whole thing grainy and sweet.

Yo Gabba Gabba is a show that made my childhood. It had so much pizzazz, energy and taught good lessons to beginner viewers.

Not to mention the cameos were amazing and the songs were catchy and memorable.

Here's my sons.

The M&Ms crew and Master Shake were mind-blowing designs when I was little. I wasn't allowed to watch Aqua Teen for good reasons, but M&Ms were appropriate enough. I love eating the candies and I had toys of the aqua teen crew mostly bought for my parents since they loved the show.

More character designs.

Who doesn't love Animaniacs? I certainly think it's one of the best TV shows I ever seen. I haven't watched every episode, but I saw many clips and the songs were HILARIOUS. 

Yakko's World and The Five Senses song in particular are funny and smart. 

If I post this on Facebook, will that mean it'll get a bunch of laughs? I seen so many AI posts and it's just so wrong. At least the minion memes were made by real people and it was showing some entertainment. 

Garfield and the other characters in the series are surprisingly difficult to draw. By far the easiest was Odie. I admire Jim Davis's work and some other comics I was influenced were Archie, Little Nemo, Funny Side Of The World, Krazy Kat etc. 

Have another Mania comic. I'm not doing these 24/7, I will do a new one sometime next week, mostly willing to make these if I feel like I want to.

Mostly took brief inspiration with a picture of Crash and Fake Crash in one of the Japanese ads back in the 90s.

A few other new characters, and one you probably have heard of before, Ox Fisher.

Well that's all I have for now. Hopefully you enjoyed every drawing I have made this past week. 👍 

Happy Thanksgiving!

 

We officially made it to Thanksgiving!

It's starting to become one of my favorite holidays as of now. So much love and so much to be thankful for!

I'm thankful to be alive and in the moment as well as having food, oxygen, water, and having drawing skills. 

I'm also thankful for everything I have been influenced and experienced by.

 Happy Thanksgiving to my favorites!

Little Critter

Pluto

The Three Stooges

Garfield 

Daffy Duck and also Tom Turk

Curious George

Tom, Jerry and Nibbles

Bob Hope

Laurel And Hardy 

Huckleberry Hound

Spongebob Squarepants 

And of course...

Artmania!

Happy Thanksgiving! 

Next stop, Christmas.

Christmas Toys As Cartoon Characters

 Thanksgiving is tomorrow! But maybe it's actually time to get into the Christmas spirit just a little bit now. I made the christmas tree and I brought in my old Christmas toys. I really wanted to draw them and make them real characters.

If you remember the movie The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (1977) the opening starts with showing Pooh, Tigger and the others as plush toys. That's what lead me to inspire something like this. Make my own christmas toys into an animated fictional world.

BONUS 💥 

Here's a painting (not made by me) to get into the holiday spirit. 

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, hope y'all enjoy it!