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▲ 47 r/TomAndJerry

Some of my Tom and Jerry sketches

No joke, Tom is one of the most hardest characters to draw properly for me, I'm trying to style Tom in his 1945 design but also I'm trying to draw Jerry in a unique style with a mix of his 1955 design, still struggling with him too

u/princeDavidOz — 9 days ago
▲ 5 r/looneytunes

new thumbnail art, Daffy Duck and Cool Cat

This art was done for my fan project I posted about

u/princeDavidOz — 13 days ago
▲ 8 r/looneytunes+2 crossposts

Fan made Looney Tunes animation I made

I hope you like this and please give feedback, thank you for watching my thing

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u/princeDavidOz — 15 days ago
▲ 21 r/TomAndJerry

Help me find this Tom and Jerry game

there was this game back in the day l remember where it was like an upgraded version of the flash game "Tom and Jerry in what's the catch" but I think it was like an actual pc game, the graphics where extremely high quality and I think

the game was made in Asia, jerry ran on the table instead of the floor and jumped over plates, there was a feature when Jerry stepped on a plate it went flying back at tom

u/princeDavidOz — 1 month ago
▲ 24 r/animationcareer

Any advice for someone who wants animation to be their future.

I'm a kid, 16 of age, I've been making animations since I was 10 and I think I'm good at storytelling, writing, drawing and animating, but I'm scared that once I grow up, I won't have any ideas to follow my dreams, and when I say don't have any ideas, I mean on how to try to achieve my dreams, not my cartoons, I have ideas for that.

My dream is to create multiple cartoon shows, be a cartoon writer, director and storyboard artist, I also wouldn't mind animating here and there.

I kinda wanna go indie but it's really hard to get a bunch of attention on YouTube to actually start a career, believe me, I've been at it for 6 years, I think I wanna go with an indie company but I have no idea how to work with them, I really want this to be my future, and I have heard so much bad things about Disney and Nickelodeon to even consider working with them.

Any advice?

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u/princeDavidOz — 2 months ago