Jul 7
Eugene the Jeep style study three: Garfield (though you can probably tell I took more inspiration from Odie).
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Eugene the Jeep style study three: Garfield (though you can probably tell I took more inspiration from Odie).
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big fan of when the people making cartoons wanted to let a fictional character be a parent for a one-off episode without actually having kids, so they’d give them color-coded, identical nieces or nephews. we need to start doing that in legacy sequels.
The Mental Weight of the Toads' Civil Unrest
In the Popeye comic strips, King Blozo is the king of Spinachovia, and one of his core traits is that he's in constant worry about the kingdom, which is why he tends to resort to Popeye for help.
Because Princess Peach is also the monarch of a kingdom named after the power up food (in her case, The Mushroom Kingdom), I drew the connection between King Blozo and Princess Peach, by putting her in a worrying expression for a similar reason.
I don't know how many expect Peach to be only in a cheery disposition, but I find it boring that nothing disrespectful tends to happen to her (narratively).
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Fleischer to Famous “Popeye Model Sheet” (1942)
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