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I love Windsor McKay. The Little Nemo strips are excellent. The entire series is on archive: https://archive.org/details/LittleNemo1905-1914ByWinsorMccay https
by vonbaum 3y ago
I love Windsor McKay. The Little Nemo strips are excellent.
The entire series is on archive: https://archive.org/details/LittleNemo1905-1914ByWinsorMccay https://archive.org/details/LittleNemo1905-1914ByWinsorMccay
Also his pioneering work in animation, Gertie the Dinosaur, is worth a watch:
https://youtu.be/32pzHWUTcPc https://youtu.be/32pzHWUTcPc
And a shameless plug for a guide to Tibetan dream yoga I made using McKay's illustrations:
https://imgur.io/a/lc9x6Yf https://imgur.io/a/lc9x6Yf
- GolfPopper 3y agoThe early animation the absolutely blew me away when I saw it was the work of Bob Clampett (and John Coleman) early work for an never-produced John Carter of Mars, done in 1936: https://youtu.be/bTAlgZlqwnQ?t=34 https://youtu.be/bTAlgZlqwnQ?t=34
- joeamroo 3y agoSpeaking of Bob Clampett, I think he did a great job introducing surreal quasi-psych cartoons to the masses. Shame he wasn’t a decent workplace politician though.