What goes with tit-eyes? Find out in another post coming soon.
In the meantime, here's another great scene from "Mouse Wreckers".
These are all great frames to draw from.
1948 was a year when Chuck was drawing extra solidly. He combined human anatomy with pears and sphere style with animal anatomy.
I just love how solid and menacing this bulldog looks.
The lip is beautiful!
This dog is very McKimson like - the way McKimson drew 8 years earlier. Solid with great hierarchy!
This is a clever gag, showing the scene turn red to indicate the Bulldog's growing rage.
Even cloud scuffles had construction!
Here it is:http://www.cartoonthrills.org/blog/Jones/48mousewreckers/ClaudeCatTitEyes3.mov
Great timing! Listen to the music again - it's sfx music - no melody.
