Now, many would think that, as I am twenty years old and living in the computer age, that I would know the ins and outs of computers and be able to do anything with one. This is, unfortunately, not the case. It is only by the grace of God that I'm even able to use the basics of Blogger.
Now, as I am an aspiring cartoonist, I would like to post my attempts with using construction and other drawings. However, I don't know how to use the scanner. Now, I could probably learn to use the scanner part, but I need to know how to upload all of that stuff I want to upload, like my construction drawings and my collection of comics.
Next, I need to know which program allows you to overlap the original source of a drawing and a person's copy. Also, how do oyu upload film clips and film snaps? I ask for the help of my friends on Blogger (Joe Bloke? Fellow cartoonists?)
Just leave me a comment and that will help.
The ravings of a wild lunatic for your entertainment. Too bad I don't have a radio show.
Search For Treasures
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
The Betty Boop - Cab Calloway Trinity
Today I only have to show you the amazing cartoons showcasing the wonderfully talented Cab Calloway and surreal animation of the Fleischer Studios. It's sad they no longer make these types of cartoons.
Minnie the Moocher (1932)
I personally prefer the more curvaceous Betty. Don't you?
Snow White (1933)
The Old Man of the Mountain (1933)
I love the design of The Old Man.
Sorry for these lame updates, but I need to figure how to use my scanner and get Photoshop so I can post my construction drawings and various comics.
Until we meet again
(Special thanks to Joe Bloke for commenting on the past couple posts. I'll try to post comics for him next time.)
Minnie the Moocher (1932)
I personally prefer the more curvaceous Betty. Don't you?
Snow White (1933)
The Old Man of the Mountain (1933)
I love the design of The Old Man.
Sorry for these lame updates, but I need to figure how to use my scanner and get Photoshop so I can post my construction drawings and various comics.
Until we meet again
(Special thanks to Joe Bloke for commenting on the past couple posts. I'll try to post comics for him next time.)
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