I Love Curious George

 

I love this monkey. He's one of my childhood favorites. Nowadays I loved him the more. The aesthetic and cuteness of it is what makes Curious George fun. 

Curious George has had so many books over the years and all of them are good to read. The drawings say it all. 

It's been a huge impact, it got itself a cartoon when I was almost born. It's cute and I like the designs of the characters. 

The yellow scenery is obviously the most memorable part of the Curious George books, at least in my tastes. 

Yellow is a really underrated color nowadays. It's one of my favorite colors. It represents happiness, the bright side of life and has a warm aesthetic within itself.

I did art of the yellow backgrounds with my characters. 

It's all thanks to Margaret and H.A Rey. You both are legends. 

I have a few amazing and talented illustrators throughout my childhood I wanted to mention.

P.D Eastman

Well known for making Go Dog Go! and Are You My Mother? The designs are also fantastic.

Mercer Mayer

Well known for making the little critter books I was obsessed with as a kid.

Norman Bridwell

Well known for making Clifford The Big Red Dog, I loved this dog as a kid and remembered getting these books at the library.

Mo Willems

Made characters like The Piegon and Elephant And Piggie. He's got alot of sense of humor.

It's been almost 2 months since I first published a post on this blog and so far I've been loving writing on what my interests are. I seen a little bit of people are checking out my posts and I think that's awesome. 👍 

Classic Cartoon Posters And Advertising

 

Classic Cartoon Posters And Advertising. Ah yes. These were absolutely amazing. These posters were mostly made specifically for movie theaters. If I was around during the 30s to 40s I would stare at these posters all day because of how extremely detailed and simple they look. And you know, as of 2024, I can look up various of these posters on the internet and other websites. Here's one of one of my favorites. 

Classic Cartoons had so many importance and fun thrown in. You would create characters, backgrounds, get really solid voice actors, model sheets, and of course what we're mainly talking about on here is posters. 

Sometimes they also can be really funny.

This one was made almost a century ago. Circa 1924. It still looks great to this day.

When Classic Animation dropped quality, in intense thought, was their anything good for animation now that every classic animation studio didn't make cartoons anymore? Well yeah I would say it wasn't too great but cartoons on TV still had an audience. And while we're talking advertisements and posters in that regard, how did it evolve? 

It still was good even though it was used rarely at times with timeless characters like Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, and Woody Woodpecker. 

I would say the mid 80s, animation posters became to improve again and became more appealing. 

 Nowadays as we are in the 2020s, animation advertising and posters are like this.

It has evolved extremely well. It has more detail, vibrant colors, and cute expressive characters. I may like the classic animation posters a little more but this is still impeccable.

I'm a little biased on the original Dumbo poster because those yellow colors remind me of nostalgia. 

It reminds me of a book I used to have when I was little and it was the original Curious George book. I'm not sure if my parents grew up reading these but I always thought it had a wholesome aesthetic and Curious George himself is cute.

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Bonus 💥 Here's a classic movie poster. This looks epic. 

In conclusion, Classic Animation posters can be enjoyed with it's setting and what your getting into. You may not like the cartoon/movie but you can appreciate the vibe it's going for. Even with the simpleness of it, it can grab you attention. 

Anyways, hope you have a good day. 👍 

See what's next tomorrow. 👀