Well, a few people who visit this blog are really smart!
They are actually copying classic cartoons because they want to learn the best way to animate.
If they keep at it, they will surpass many folks who just kind of wing it and try to teach themselves.
***BTW, count your drawings. There should be 24 drawings in the whole cycle, and each one shot for 1 frame-at 24 frames per second...
Here they are:
Treasure
Groo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woFiSFeTzLY
Mad Taylor
http://madsbasement.blogspot.com/
Anne-Arky
I think Anne just made one up...
Chet
OK, Chet. I watched it. It's good but you shot it on "2's". You need to shoot it on "1's". Just one frame for each drawing. Then it will move faster-it should be 2 beats per second. 12 drawings per beat....makes sense?
Bosco Swing by ~Thunderrobot on deviantART
Guilherme
http://2dflashart.blogspot.com/2007/08/john-k-bosko-exercises.html
I can't get Guilherme's to play either, but maybe you can
Matt Greenwood
http://mgreenwood.blogspot.com/2007/08/bosko-animation-study.html
Matt's action is good, but the volumes keep changing.
Kate Yarberry
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=15097788
Now if all these dedicated folks keep studying the old stuff, they might get to the point where they can animate as well as this:
Milt Gross (thanks to William) - note how everything moves o musical beats!
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xl28k_jitterbug-follies-1939-milt-gross
So where are the rest of you wanna-be animators?