Monthly Archives: January 2013

Betty Boop was originally created by Max Felischer, the eldest of the three Fleischer brothers (Max, Dave and Lou), who founded Fleischer Studios together. In it’s prime time, from the 30s-40s, Fleischer Studios was the most significant competitor to Walt Disney Productions. … Continue reading →

What was your favorite cartoon growing up? I’m asking people from all different time eras the same question, and while we’re still focusing on animators, getting them to draw a character from it as best they can remember, and tell … Continue reading →

Hey Friends! I wanted to do a short biography of an animator and their work, and during my research found another wordpress site that I really like! http://englishandfilm.wordpress.com/absolutoria/16-famousworld-animators/. The blog features the history of film and animation, and the link … Continue reading →

Sometime around the early 90s, the craze for cartoons died slightly down, and the programming slot was replaced by live TV episodes for teens, shows like the original Beverly Hills, 90210. Some think that this is because parents grew concerned … Continue reading →

For my first post, I decided to do some research to find out what the earliest memories of televised cartoons were, and what era they even belonged to. My research proved to be extensive, so I’m splitting my findings into … Continue reading →