Whenever Ren & Stimpy does horror or psychodrama type of episodes, that's where the show beautifully excels at, IMO

Time to jam?

‘The Powerpuff Girls’ creator Craig McCracken has posted a touching tribute to Tom Kane along with an illustration of Professor Utonium and Mr. Harriman: “I grew up without a dad, so it was important to me that the girls had the best one I could give them and that was Tom.”

One of the first scenes I could think of when I was trying to think of a Tom Kane scene that might hit a little harder now... It's still sad he had to retire earlier than he anticipated, but he had a long and successful career, and I'm grateful I got to grow up with his talents.

We lost another legend. Tom Kane has passed away today, who was best known for voicing Professor Utonium and HIM from "The Powerpuff Girls." His voice will always be with my childhood. Thank you for the wonderful memories, Tom. May Rest in Peace🕊️

RIP Tom Kane, the unmistakable voice of Professor Utonium in THE POWERPUFF GIRLS.

In memory of the late Tom Kane, here's possibly my favorite Professor Utonium moment, ironically not from the show itself, but from a Cartoon Network bumper. youtu.be/HMD19RaADsQ

R.I.P Professor 💔

Visual development art by Lou Romano for The Shadow King (canceled), dir. Henry Selick

Dan Haskett's animation, if I'm not mistaken

And here's another Ed Love bit when he worked at Lantz for a bit where he still carried his fluid animation. Fun fact, due to budget cuts, Love animated the entire cartoon alone before Lantz shut down his studio temporarily for exceeding his loan. Cartoon: "Drooler's Delight" (1949, Dick Lundy)

Someone said it best that the first Fritz the Cat film was more like a Terrytoons movie, while the sequel was more DePatie-Freleng

We are saddened to hear of the passing of Yuji Ohno. A legendary musician who was the heart & soul of most of the music of Lupin the Third for nearly 50 years will certainly live on as his music & themes will continue to be synonymous with the famous thief.

I don't think this is a common trope in Richard Williams' work, but he seems to like having foreground characters exist against a pitch-black backdrop.

Seeing younger cartoon fans talk about how my documentary series is what got them to watch Looney Tunes for the first time.

Film noir Silly Symphony

I've always really liked this adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm. Despite some hiccups like the omission of the farmer, Mr Frederick, and the added ending, this is still a strong artistic take on the novel. It is one of the rare, downbeat animated films to come out back then.

Animal Farm (1954) concept art

Ted Turner had played a major role with Hanna-Barbera's revitalization in the early 1990s. With the launch of Cartoon Network, people of my generation were introduced to Hanna-Barbera that way. I can't imagine how the studio would've turned had Turner not swoop in and bought the studio.

R.I.P Ted Turner

Happy birthday to the wonderful Audrey Hepburn! Here are a handful of cartoons I drew based on her movies.

Modern horny memes: go to horny jail *bonk* Cartoonists in 1943:

Adding to this, this shot was beautifully cleaned up by Todd Jacobsen, who sadly passed away from cancer last year. He also worked with Eric on the Three Caballeros attraction at EPCOT and "A Monkey's Tale", which he gave me a copy of years ago. He was a brilliant artist and good friend.

Here's Eric Goldberg's animation from Looney Tunes: Back in Action

George Orwell, seeing Seth Rogen's Animal Farm movie: "Shit, why didn't I think of that?"

Nobody knew how to cram in the sight gags like Tex Avery.

If you can't beat them, join them.

Page Miss Glory really makes me wish we had a boon of aggressively Art Deco inspired cartoons in the '30s, a la how the UPA influence was imbued in so many cartoons from the '50s onward. Stunning

If you folks are curious, here's my review for the 'Michael' biopic. letterboxd.com/downinkwell/...

Clampett Tweety, my dearly beloved

Late on posting this, but thank you to @aisterion.bsky.social for hooking me up with Bob Camp’s autograph!!! Very charming small world connection--it's not often you get an autograph from your coworker! Just another uber cool thing I never would’ve imagined happening; very excited to frame it

Looking forward to August!

It's pretty interesting that these two shots of Porky are presumably done in 2D

Here's my newest "Pegbar Profile" - the first portion of an in-depth biography on an unsung animator/director/comic book artist, Bob Wickersham (1911-1962)... pegbarprofiles.blogspot.com/2026/04/pegb...

Cool Disney posters

Happy birthday, crazy darnfool duck

Drag Duck

R.I.P Smiling Friends 💔

Concept art for Brad Bird's Ray Gunn movie from 1995

Wow, Disney is getting better and better with their restoration work!

Ooh, very lovely ❤️

The late great Bob McKnight's artwork is at risk of being seized and destroyed if something isn't done about it. His dearest friend and mentee Rob Griggs has set up a GoFundMe to help save his property, including his extensive art archives. Bob LOVED animation and it's history, help preserve it!

It's here! Check out my new cartoon THE ADVENTURES OF JESTER JILL! If you like fourth wall-breaking cartoon slapstick, give it a look. Link in comments.

Non-anime adult toons