Jay Ward's Rocky and Bullwinkle

Here is two of Jay Ward's animated heroes from the 1960s cartoon and 2000 movie by the same name.

And I drew the duo in my style, and I like they turned out and Rocky looks super cute as he is, and Bullwinkle looks cool too.  

Rocky and Bullwinkle copyrighted by Jay Ward and Universal Studios

  

I wish our favourite Cartoon channels could go back to simpler times

Back when I was a kid, I've used to watch some shows that appeared in the 90's and the early 2000's,
such as the Disney channel, Cartoon network, And Nickelodeon.

And the channels that I watch today is just filled with nothing but live-action crap-a-rama
(Mostly on the Disney channel and Nickelodeon). 

when I was a lot younger I remember watching the old looney tunes cartoons
from late 30's and early 40's, And I still watch those cartoons today in one of those
classic cartoons DVDs (which is on the shelf along with some other DVDs).

And the later episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants had gone a bit mediocre since
the series is now under the hands of a bunch of jackin apes (The writers), Every morning
I hear Jayne (My little sister) watch it and it makes me think "I think this series should end,
Since it's no longer the same." (Believe me, I'm not kidding.)

 

Otter pops

Here's a Pic of four of the Otter Pops( An icy pole from the US).

Sir Isaac Lime: A lime-green otter who's name is obviously a take on of sir Isaac newton.

Little Orphan Orange: A young orange she-otter who's name takes on of  "Little Orphan Annie",
And along with her dog Melancholy (Yes, That it's actual name). In the packaging
she always seen sad and moody, But in this pic she's happy and cheerful.

Strawberry Short Kook: A red she-otter who always stands on a small box cos she shorter then
anyone else (But still taller then Little Orphan Orange).

Louie Bloo Raspberry: A turquoise otter who's obviously a melancholy French stereotype-
(eat your heart out, Pepe Le Pew).

Chanticleer From Rock-a-Doodle

Rock-a-Doodle is a animated Don Bluth film loosely based on Edmond Rostand's comedy,Chanticler.

And there's Chanticleer (voiced by country singer Glen Campbell) the rooster who's a crower of the Farm that he lives in, And a famous Elvis impersonator when he started a fresh new start in the city.

And even thought He is also based on the superstar Elvis Presley.

I've did Chanticleer in two different outfits such as his original clothes that he wore in the beginning and the end of the movie (Sun Do Shine and its Reprise), And on the right the red long-sleeved shirt that he wore when he was singing "Rock-a-Doodle".

Chanticleer Copyrighted by Don Bluth and MGM 

Danny from Cats Don't Dance

 I did this pic a couple of months ago (I guess), and I got the idea from one of the 'Deviant' (drawing fan website)  pages that is mostly street angel who did a little Project called Animated Heroines, and mine is about on our animated Heroes.

Now here's our first Animated Hero in the Animated Heroes patches. It is Danny from 'Cats Don't Dance' with the four different outfits he wore in every song and scene.

For most of you who have never seen or heard of the movie, it's actually an animated musical comedy that takes place in 1939 Hollywood, although the film was made in 1997.

Even though that Danny does some of Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire's dancing in the film itself and in the pic that you see here.

And yes, I like to look at other people's work (for inspiration, that is).

Danny Copyrighted by Turner Entertainment, Warner Bros