Wonderful watercolor sketches/illustrations done by Spike Brandt for the film, "Tom & Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale".

Time and again, the OG Grinch special got the story/message right to its core.

Not sure who did these drawings for this 'Looney Tunes' collectible drinking glass from Hallmark, but they're pretty nice to look at.

This is some insanely good shit here!

The one and only, Ed Love

WHOA!

Jack-Jack Attack is a REALLY good short! What a great way to tie some of the scenes together into this one bonus feature. Also, love this frame of Syndrome right here:

One of the best war cartoons ever! I remember saying this about another WW2 toon, "Herr Meets Hare," on how therapeutic it may have been on the WB crew (most if not all were Jewish) to have Bugs and/or Daffy kick Hitler's stupid ass.

Twist villains that are written so damn poorly that it hurts

Off the top of my head, there's an artist that goes by the name of Caducado, who does sexy male pin-ups

Y'know, looking at this gag drawing from when Jim Smith was working on Laff Riot (a.k.a The Looney Tunes Show), makes me wish that Jim Smith could've directed a Looney Tunes short. I love the way Daffy is drawn here!

Nice drawings of Bugs here. I'm getting a lot of Freleng vibes

Here's an extremely cute sketch drawing of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, done by Fred Moore. There's so much appeal and beauty here.

I'm still mad about this...

Keith David

He grew

1. "Bobby's Girl" - Ralph Bakshi 2. "Cats" - Amblimation3. "Bone (the TV adaptation)" - Jeff Smith

Ben Washam is amazing! He's easily one of my favorite animators of all time, top 5!

I love Bob Taylor's animation and drawing style (especially when he's working for Ralph Bakshi). It's so loose and lively!

This is cool and everything, but man, do you know how much I'd kill to see these movies on the big screen?

Clampett Eyes

The "Chuck Smug"