An outstanding example of the masterful classic illustrative style of cartooning that I appreciate so much, as seen in the best soap opera strips. The challenge of how to make drawings of people sitting and talking look visually interesting. The inking seems to have been mostly done in pen, then a brush was used to touch up and add black areas.
Note to MIH: Neal Adams was a pen inker. He tried using a brush for line work, but never got the hang of it and gave up.
About a week ago, I posted YouTube videos where the movement of an overly active musician playing a clarinet was audible in a recording. It was characterized as being a problem, but what if musical instruments flying around the room, even overhead, is done intentionally? Last night’s PBS NewsHour had this infomercial for Dolby Atmos.
1 PM ET t’day, partner, on this thar playar, rat hare!
I think we first installed a PIX (no connection to PIXAR) firewall at the office in 1996. Oh, the memories of working with Classless Internet Domain Routing and Network Address Translation. Things were really happening fast!
A surprise ALL COUNTRY show from Cowboy DJ Tom Hanks. Tomorrow at 1 PM, on Boss Radio 66!
I’m hoping to direct the attention of some fans to these images. They compare frames from the old SD and the new HD versions of the classic Fleischer Superman cartoon, “The Mechanical Monsters”, as released by Warner. Color differences aside, you will note there is significant cropping in the DVD release, as shown on the left.
