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  1. El especial de 1975 dirigido por Chuck Jones y narrado por Orson Welles sigue siendo una de las adaptaciones más tensas y visualmente elegantes de Kipling. Treinta minutos que pesan más de lo que aparentan. Disponible en Plétora Kids.
    #RikkiTikkiTavi #ChuckJones #AnimacionClasica

    pletnet.io/rikki-tikki-tavi-le

  2. El especial de 1975 dirigido por Chuck Jones y narrado por Orson Welles sigue siendo una de las adaptaciones más tensas y visualmente elegantes de Kipling. Treinta minutos que pesan más de lo que aparentan. Disponible en Plétora Kids.
    #RikkiTikkiTavi #ChuckJones #AnimacionClasica

    pletnet.io/rikki-tikki-tavi-le

  3. Next up we have Chuck Jones’s “High Note” (1960) (youtu.be/JR2zZ3XF9UE?si=oi7EWP) featuring music composed by Irving Berlin, Johann Strauss II, Johannes Brahms, and The Winner Brothers. This was nominated for “Best Animated Short” at the 1961 Oscars.
    #RetroView #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes #IrvingBerlin #JohannStraussII #JohannesBrahms #animation

  4. Next up we have Chuck Jones’s “High Note” (1960) (youtu.be/JR2zZ3XF9UE?si=oi7EWP) featuring music composed by Irving Berlin, Johann Strauss II, Johannes Brahms, and The Winner Brothers. This was nominated for “Best Animated Short” at the 1961 Oscars.
    #RetroView #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes #IrvingBerlin #JohannStraussII #JohannesBrahms #animation

  5. Next up we have Chuck Jones’s “High Note” (1960) (youtu.be/JR2zZ3XF9UE?si=oi7EWP) featuring music composed by Irving Berlin, Johann Strauss II, Johannes Brahms, and The Winner Brothers. This was nominated for “Best Animated Short” at the 1961 Oscars.
    #RetroView #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes #IrvingBerlin #JohannStraussII #JohannesBrahms #animation

  6. Next up we have Chuck Jones’s “High Note” (1960) (youtu.be/JR2zZ3XF9UE?si=oi7EWP) featuring music composed by Irving Berlin, Johann Strauss II, Johannes Brahms, and The Winner Brothers. This was nominated for “Best Animated Short” at the 1961 Oscars.
    #RetroView #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes #IrvingBerlin #JohannStraussII #JohannesBrahms #animation

  7. Next up we have Chuck Jones’s “High Note” (1960) (youtu.be/JR2zZ3XF9UE?si=oi7EWP) featuring music composed by Irving Berlin, Johann Strauss II, Johannes Brahms, and The Winner Brothers. This was nominated for “Best Animated Short” at the 1961 Oscars.
    #RetroView #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes #IrvingBerlin #JohannStraussII #JohannesBrahms #animation

  8. Menuda perla animada de #ChuckJones he descubierto esta mañana. "So much for so little" de 1949. Aquí nos enseña las maravillas de la #SanidadPública. Para una clase de #Biología o #Historia es un #RecursoDidáctico imprescindible.
    youtu.be/aiOzt57mfyA?feature=s

  9. Menuda perla animada de #ChuckJones he descubierto esta mañana. "So much for so little" de 1949. Aquí nos enseña las maravillas de la #SanidadPública. Para una clase de #Biología o #Historia es un #RecursoDidáctico imprescindible.
    youtu.be/aiOzt57mfyA?feature=s

  10. Menuda perla animada de #ChuckJones he descubierto esta mañana. "So much for so little" de 1949. Aquí nos enseña las maravillas de la #SanidadPública. Para una clase de #Biología o #Historia es un #RecursoDidáctico imprescindible.
    youtu.be/aiOzt57mfyA?feature=s

  11. Menuda perla animada de #ChuckJones he descubierto esta mañana. "So much for so little" de 1949. Aquí nos enseña las maravillas de la #SanidadPública. Para una clase de #Biología o #Historia es un #RecursoDidáctico imprescindible.
    youtu.be/aiOzt57mfyA?feature=s

  12. Mistodon: 'Then he got an idea. An awful idea. #TheGrinch had a wonderful, awful idea.' LDA drew this incredible #ANSIart screen from #ChuckJones' 1966 animated adaptation of #DrSeuss' 1957 book #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas for this date in last year's ADVENT23 #AdventCalendar.

  13. Mistodon: 'Then he got an idea. An awful idea. #TheGrinch had a wonderful, awful idea.' LDA drew this incredible #ANSIart screen from #ChuckJones' 1966 animated adaptation of #DrSeuss' 1957 book #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas for this date in last year's ADVENT23 #AdventCalendar.

  14. Mistodon: 'Then he got an idea. An awful idea. #TheGrinch had a wonderful, awful idea.' LDA drew this incredible #ANSIart screen from #ChuckJones' 1966 animated adaptation of #DrSeuss' 1957 book #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas for this date in last year's ADVENT23 #AdventCalendar.

  15. Mistodon: 'Then he got an idea. An awful idea. #TheGrinch had a wonderful, awful idea.' LDA drew this incredible #ANSIart screen from #ChuckJones' 1966 animated adaptation of #DrSeuss' 1957 book #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas for this date in last year's ADVENT23 #AdventCalendar.

  16. Mistodon: 'Then he got an idea. An awful idea. #TheGrinch had a wonderful, awful idea.' LDA drew this incredible #ANSIart screen from #ChuckJones' 1966 animated adaptation of #DrSeuss' 1957 book #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas for this date in last year's ADVENT23 #AdventCalendar.

  17. #Cartoons

    Via Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney
    ·
    1h
    Celebrating #ChuckJones 112th birthday.

    Here are Chuck's nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner must function.

    So cool.

  18. #Cartoons

    Via Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney
    ·
    1h
    Celebrating #ChuckJones 112th birthday.

    Here are Chuck's nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner must function.

    So cool.

  19. #Cartoons

    Via Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney
    ·
    1h
    Celebrating #ChuckJones 112th birthday.

    Here are Chuck's nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner must function.

    So cool.

  20. #Cartoons

    Via Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney
    ·
    1h
    Celebrating #ChuckJones 112th birthday.

    Here are Chuck's nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner must function.

    So cool.

  21. #Cartoons

    Via Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney
    ·
    1h
    Celebrating #ChuckJones 112th birthday.

    Here are Chuck's nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner must function.

    So cool.

  22. "A small child once said to me: 'You don't draw Bugs Bunny, you draw pictures of Bugs Bunny.’ That’s a very profound observation because it means he thinks the characters are alive, which, as far as I am concerned, is true."

    Chuck Jones (1912-2002) was born on this date.

  23. "A small child once said to me: 'You don't draw Bugs Bunny, you draw pictures of Bugs Bunny.’ That’s a very profound observation because it means he thinks the characters are alive, which, as far as I am concerned, is true."

    Chuck Jones (1912-2002) was born on this date.

    #LooneyTunes #ChuckJones

  24. "A small child once said to me: 'You don't draw Bugs Bunny, you draw pictures of Bugs Bunny.’ That’s a very profound observation because it means he thinks the characters are alive, which, as far as I am concerned, is true."

    Chuck Jones (1912-2002) was born on this date.

    #LooneyTunes #ChuckJones

  25. "A small child once said to me: 'You don't draw Bugs Bunny, you draw pictures of Bugs Bunny.’ That’s a very profound observation because it means he thinks the characters are alive, which, as far as I am concerned, is true."

    Chuck Jones (1912-2002) was born on this date.

    #LooneyTunes #ChuckJones

  26. "A small child once said to me: 'You don't draw Bugs Bunny, you draw pictures of Bugs Bunny.’ That’s a very profound observation because it means he thinks the characters are alive, which, as far as I am concerned, is true."

    Chuck Jones (1912-2002) was born on this date.

    #LooneyTunes #ChuckJones

  27. The Catchy Comedy Network gets animated with a very special weekend marathon of classic Looney Tunes cartoons: The Catchy Binge: The Best of Looney Tunes, 234 back-to-back shorts airing Saturday, April 20 at 3 p.m. / 2c through Monday, April 22 at 6 a.m. / 5c. This programming event marks a milestone event for Catchy as its very first binge that celebrates all things animation and features only cartoon classics. #CatchyComedy #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes

    animationmagazine.net/?p=32497

  28. The Catchy Comedy Network gets animated with a very special weekend marathon of classic Looney Tunes cartoons: The Catchy Binge: The Best of Looney Tunes, 234 back-to-back shorts airing Saturday, April 20 at 3 p.m. / 2c through Monday, April 22 at 6 a.m. / 5c. This programming event marks a milestone event for Catchy as its very first binge that celebrates all things animation and features only cartoon classics. #CatchyComedy #ChuckJones #LooneyTunes

    animationmagazine.net/?p=32497

  29. Posted 2 years ago today from my page
    #ChuckJones was one of the artists that had the biggest impact on developing #BugsBunny. He was a hard progressive/FDR Social Democrat if not a full on leftist as he had to hide it after the McCarthy era (helped by #Disney) if he ever wanted to work again. When he was young in the 30s he set up a guillotine in front of the Disney studio during a worker's strike. Under artists before him, Bugs would often screw with people just for fun. Under Jones, Bugs was always just fighting back in self-defense as the little guy.
    Jones ran his studios much more horizontally, as opposed to the top-down dictatorial system Disney had where artists would wait for weeks after reaching a point, sitting around and waiting for their dear leader to come in the night before and look at their work, then have to present the work the next day as if he had never seen it before in a very subservient manner.
    Bugs was the confident every man, he's always been left leaning towards chaos and anarachy/ism. There is a reason Chuck Jones' Bug resonates so much. Disney was pushing the monarchism/authoritarianism narratives from times past(also doesn't help that Disney welcomed members of the Nazi party to his studios just after Kristallnacht), Jones was pushing the self-determination/out witting the overwhelming odds with a grin and a joke just as Jones and his parents had been forced to deal with under the constant oppression of union busters.
  30. Posted 2 years ago today from my page
    #ChuckJones was one of the artists that had the biggest impact on developing #BugsBunny. He was a hard progressive/FDR Social Democrat if not a full on leftist as he had to hide it after the McCarthy era (helped by #Disney) if he ever wanted to work again. When he was young in the 30s he set up a guillotine in front of the Disney studio during a worker's strike. Under artists before him, Bugs would often screw with people just for fun. Under Jones, Bugs was always just fighting back in self-defense as the little guy.
    Jones ran his studios much more horizontally, as opposed to the top-down dictatorial system Disney had where artists would wait for weeks after reaching a point, sitting around and waiting for their dear leader to come in the night before and look at their work, then have to present the work the next day as if he had never seen it before in a very subservient manner.
    Bugs was the confident every man, he's always been left leaning towards chaos and anarachy/ism. There is a reason Chuck Jones' Bug resonates so much. Disney was pushing the monarchism/authoritarianism narratives from times past(also doesn't help that Disney welcomed members of the Nazi party to his studios just after Kristallnacht), Jones was pushing the self-determination/out witting the overwhelming odds with a grin and a joke just as Jones and his parents had been forced to deal with under the constant oppression of union busters.
  31. Posted 2 years ago today from my page
    #ChuckJones was one of the artists that had the biggest impact on developing #BugsBunny. He was a hard progressive/FDR Social Democrat if not a full on leftist as he had to hide it after the McCarthy era (helped by #Disney) if he ever wanted to work again. When he was young in the 30s he set up a guillotine in front of the Disney studio during a worker's strike. Under artists before him, Bugs would often screw with people just for fun. Under Jones, Bugs was always just fighting back in self-defense as the little guy.
    Jones ran his studios much more horizontally, as opposed to the top-down dictatorial system Disney had where artists would wait for weeks after reaching a point, sitting around and waiting for their dear leader to come in the night before and look at their work, then have to present the work the next day as if he had never seen it before in a very subservient manner.
    Bugs was the confident every man, he's always been left leaning towards chaos and anarachy/ism. There is a reason Chuck Jones' Bug resonates so much. Disney was pushing the monarchism/authoritarianism narratives from times past(also doesn't help that Disney welcomed members of the Nazi party to his studios just after Kristallnacht), Jones was pushing the self-determination/out witting the overwhelming odds with a grin and a joke just as Jones and his parents had been forced to deal with under the constant oppression of union busters.