MichaelSar's Art

Mr. Bumpy, the bombastic claymation star of Bump in the Night!

Toucan Sam and the Trix Rabbit!

I don't like to pat myself on the back, but I think I aped Seuss' style pretty well (I've seen better attempts at it by far better artists, though).

This is my attempt at drawing Nick Wilde from Zootopia in the Richard Scarry style. Seemed fitting, since Richard Scarry created a city of anthropomorphic animals wearing clothes, driving cars and working at jobs long before Disney did.

So I was watching the first Babar cartoon on Tubi, and I got inspired to do a piece of fanart featuring the character. Then I realized that Babar and Geronimo Stilton, another character from children's literature, basically have the exact same outfit. And THEN I thought of that myth about elephants being afraid of mice. The result is this.

This is a show I watched a lot of when I was younger. I've always loved animals, after all.

Y'know that Mickey Mouse costume they used at Disneyland at one point with the huge head? This is my attempt at drawing that.

Storyboards for The Jungle Book 2.

It's Pooh Bear!

I think I thought of this while watching Disney Dan's video about the "World According to Goofy" parade that they had at Disneyland in the 1990s.

Here are two pictures of Tigger that I drew years ago. Which one do you like better?

This is based on that one weird Madgascar bootleg mural thing you often see online.

First I thought of doing a picture of Odie dressed as Goofy. Then I got the idea to do Garfield dressed as Donald too.

Since Rolie Polie Olie is clearly inspired by the Fleischer era of cartoons (between the designs of the characters, everything having a face, the music, etc.), I've made the attempt to draw Olie in that style. I also added a grainy texture to truly sell the "really old cartoon" look.

Arnold in his iconic banana costume.

So, here's King Julien from Madagascar. In hindsight, I shouldn't have made one of his pupils larger than the other. It irks me.