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26 yo • Draws/Animates • BA in film/video • Autism/ADHD • Part-time furry • 2000s nostalgia • Art: @AlbertoArt2000 • Runs @LogosThatGoHard.
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Here's a compilation of all 5 of my shots from the Chicken Little Rehatched project!
The rule specifically for people doing multiple shots was making each one in a different style, and that was fun for me to figure out. I joined late, but I'm happy with the results. Enjoy!
‘Chicken Little: Rehatched’, a 500+ re-animated project by @RANDOMC_L_EVENT has surpassed 10k views on YouTube in 2 days.
Watch: youtu.be/WHjNPmxDkW8?si=TJPE…
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Eric Bauza’s final four films he voice acted in before his sudden unfortunate death today 💔🕊️
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Many people don't know that along with his voice acting talent, Eric Bauza was a great cartoonist as well. His passing leaves behind a great big hole in the cartoon world, and he will be very missed. RIP
This is the saddest possible way to confirm that Bye Bye Bunny was back in production, damn
I’m now gonna be sitting here and hoping that Warner Bros will include a dedication to Eric Bauza with this short before sending it to theaters in less than 2 weeks. He absolutely deserves it!
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This is such a wake up call to cherish every moment cause you don't know when it could suddenly stop. My condolences to Eric's family. And watch the day the earth blew up in his memory if you can, he did phenomenal as daffy and porky.
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How fitting is it that his last lines in Coyote VS. ACME, a film he campaigned for the release of across several years, are as Bugs Bunny? If nothing else, i'm so happy he lived to see that film actually get released. Anyone can go at any time, man.
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Eric Bauza jumped between Porky and Daffy with incredible ease in “The Day the Earth Blew Up”. A major figure in voice acting and a huge loss. youtu.be/GiObF_CbeNQ
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crazy to think that this is the last time we got to hear him voicing bugs bunny and it almost never got released. he should’ve had way more years ahead of him, still doesn’t make sense that he’s gone. RIP Eric Bauza
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Eric Bauza, the current voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and several other Looney Tunes, has sadly passed away at the age of 46.
Via: instagram.com/p/De8RFy4pyov/…
This is super depressing :(
Bauza was such a gifted voice actor who had so much range in the way Mel Blanc did. I’ll always remember his contributions to Looney Tunes, Woody Woodpecker, and Puss in Boots from Shrek.
Rest in peace, legend.
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HOLY COW
Replying to @LAIKAStudios
I want Charlie Day to be the voice of some coyote characters from the book so bad.
I think this is true. There’s a sizable portion of kids who like watching media that makes them feel mature, smart, or brave. Media that makes them fit in with “cool kids” at school.
That’s why anime and shows like TADC attracted that demo even if they’re not aimed *at* kids.
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I feel like some of y’all really need to learn the concept of “don’t like, don’t watch”
‘Big City Greens’ storyboard artist Gabi Rodea encourages parents to have their children see ‘Wildwood’ for its mature storytelling.
“Big studios like Disney and Paramount want to sanitize stories, effectively training children not to think about sadness or fear. Wildwood is for kids to be inspired by how they feel when they see a great movie.”
What's interesting is that Schaffrillas also finds the animation of Hotel Transylvania "too cartoony". He just said it in a more "not for me" manner than AniMat did.
I’ve seen people put SpongeBob and Bugs Bunny together when talking about Paramount and WB’s most iconic cartoons, but honestly, I think Scooby-Doo fits better with SpongeBob, since they’re both TV-born franchises, and I think Scooby’s recognition with modern kids surpasses Bugs.

















































