Fowl Chicken Scratching

They call this here place Roosterpoot and everyone knows that there can only be one big rooster in the barn yard. Here is one last Looney Tunes sketch before I get run out of town on a rail.

Suffer'n Succatash

Todays sketches are of the clown prince of the Looney Tunes. My favorite cartoons with Sylvester are the ones were he is just a pet cat traveling around with Porkey Pig.


I suppose that Sylvester and Wile E. should have formed a union because they both spent a lot of years chasing birds and getting clobbered.


Like all the Looney Tunes, Sylvester is fun to draw. Just watch out that he doesn't get drool all over your drawing board when he starts speaking with those spit showers.

Hare Today Who Knows Where Tomorrow

Today's sketches are of you know who, that carrot eating, wise cracking, lovable underground dwelling rabbit. Always fun to draw. I love drawing Bug's facial expressions almost as much as Wile E. Coyote's expressions. Of course putting Bugs and Wile E. together in the same cartoon was pure genius, "super genius" that is.....




Who knows what I'll post tomorrow, but it is safe to say it will probably be another famous Looney Tune character because that's what I'm drawing right now as they are so recognizable that they really force me to get my proportions correct to keep them on model which is great practice.

Every Coyote Has His Day

Today's sketch is Wile E. Coyote who has to be one of my favorite Chuck Jones creations. His facial expressions are priceless. If he had just been smart enough to buy food with all his money instead of wasting it all on defective Acme products, he wouldn't have ever had to chase the road runner.

Just as a side note, Wile E. is one of the only famous cartoon characters with duel identities he was not only Wile E. Coyote in the Roadrunner series but he was Ralph Wolf in the Sam Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf series.