What A Life. Another scene inspired by but not actually in a Flip cartoon. The hussy behind her flatfoot husband, has more than a few skeletons in her closet.

Porky Pig Cover Study. For John Ks blog.

The Goal Rush. Flip tries his hand at running the pigskin for a goal. Great looking goons in this cartoon.

The Circus. Seems the hag is more interested in the purse snatcher than her purse. Pencil, fountain pen, and brush pen. Just to mention, I like using the fountain pen with it’s non-varying line because I figure that if a character is properly constructed it will have it’s own weight and not need the thick n’ thins of inking. Well, that, and I think it looks neat.

Room Runners. Flip tries to skip out on his bill. Ah, the golden age of The Depression, made for great cartoons. Let’s see what it does this time around.

Bugs again. More practice. This was done in the pocketsize ‘skine. Not as easy in the little one.

Bugs Bunny Comic Cover. Another study done for the John K. blog. I got a critique by the man himself. He dug it! =)

Tom takes a punch! This was copied from a Tom & Jerry comic cover posted on John K.s blog for study. I came pretty close.

The Office Boy. This one was a toughie, trying to get all the elements together and have it read clearly in the pocket-size book that I use. All sorts of innuendo in this cartoon and drawing and not so subtle, at that.

ComiCrazys

Movie Mad. Flip tries to get over on the studio security guard. The Flip in this short is the earlier, froggier-looking version. The version that really didn’t find any appeal with audiences. Ub really messed up with picking a frog for his star character and then to made him ugly to boot…? Had Flip looked like this from the outset, maybe he woulda done better with the public.