Artmania Advertising

 

My first animations will probably focus on short and zany 1 minute clips. In the next few months or so I will start making my own animated films. It won't be as professionally animated as Disney or Looney Tunes is but who cares? At least look at my Bud Light commercials, you can see some fluidity with it.

Anyways, the next planned advertisement I want to be possible is for a cat food brand.

This package is pretty unique. I like it. I like how the cat peaks at you like he really deserves all the chicken and turkey. Cats can be so glutinous.

These are sorta like storyboards but more or so my drawings in order.

Have you seen advertisements nowadays? I'm sure there standard, sometimes there is entertaining and funny ones but most of them nowadays are only made for money and not talent.

Lemme break down the entire commercial.

This is Loe. He's full of energy and likes to play with toys. But what cats rarely have is an angel and devil on their shoulders.

I love this overlooked gag. These were mostly a concept in the classic cartoons. 

This doodle here was inspired by an animated sequence from the Looney Tunes cartoon, Tick Tock Tuckered where Daffy sleeps and there is rain dropping until it drops on his head and he makes this face.

That's GOLD ✨️ 

Golden Age Of Animation directors and animators like Tex Avery, Rod Scribner, Jack Kinney, Preston Blair, John Sibley, Manny Gould, Robert McKimson, Ward Kimball, Bobe Cannon, and Ben Sharpsteen are my current heroes. They were absolutely talented, they fitted my personality and sense of humor very well. And I can't blame that I can be like them as well. 

I'm going to make a ton of animations whenever I'm not as busy as I used to have and still do now. 

I have a few more characters i created that will made into commercials.