Just read Betty Boop's Big Break, featuring interior artwork by the great Milton Knight. This comic might be the closest I've seen any post-1930s production get to recapturing the feel of the early Betty Boop cartoons (complete with lots of adult humor).

Every so often I feel like experimenting with how I draw ponies. So here I gave them sausage legs.

Some pics I drew of @PocketyHat's Kip as a thank you for them coloring the Sonic Anniversary pic for me (with my OC Diane in the first pic).

From the moment I read my first issue of Looney Tunes Comics @DAlvarezStudio immediately became one of my favorite artists, perfectly capturing the expressive energy of the classic era. To hear that he went uncredited in Space Jam 2 is disappointing. #CreditDaveAlvarez (Thread)

His work can be seen not only in the comics but also in the Looney Tunes Show, Wabbit, Looney Tunes Cartoons, and even in promotional material for World of Mayhem. This guy has played a major part in keeping the franchise alive for decades now.