The Heroes and Legends of Cel-Mation part 4

Guess what's Back and Stronger than Ever, That's Right, My newest Update of the Heroes and Legends Fame ever since the Beginning of Last Year. I got Bored and I just Thought up of New Ideas for the Folks who keep a Great Deal of a Legacy Alive.

First Row:

 Kitaro of 'Gegege No Kitaro'(Spooky Kitaro), I include him because all of his Series from the 1960's to 2000's were all Celmated. I just wish If I opened up a Dubbing Part of My Production, I would help Translate the Kitaro Series(Mostly 'Hakaba Kitarou', the 1990's Series, and the 1980's Films) to the English Broadcasting and home Video Markets.

 Well I've Read somewhere where he still has a good Heart in hand-Drawn Animation, so I Include Mr. Glen Keane, Disney's Most Legendary and Strongest Artist/Animator, Who is Widely known for Animating Disney's Favorite Mermaid, World's Greatest Criminal mind, and Beast, Plus every Character with the Same name as their Titled Films. And despite working on Disney CG films like 'Tangled' and 'Paperman'. Good Hero indeed.

 Mr. Ub Iwerks, A very Classical Animator and good Friend to Disney, and Co-Creator of 'Oswald the Lucky Rabbit'. Plus he's a Cartoonist, Character designer, Inventor, and Special Effects Technician. Also Creator of 'Flip the Frog', and Helped produce four Looney Tunes Shorts featuring Porky Pig and Gabby Goat, Iwerks directed the first two shorts, while former Schlesinger animator Bob Clampett was promoted to director and helmed the other two shorts before he and his unit returned to the main Schlesinger lot.

 Mr. Otto Messmer, he and Pat Sullivan are the Creators of Felix the Cat. Plus Mr. Messmer was Born in New Jersey like Myself along with Bruce Springsteen, Henry Selick, and Bon jovi. and Messmer passed away in New Jersey, huh.

Middle Row:

 Mr. Ward Kimball, a very Daring Disney Legendary Animator at Disney Studios, always Animating Funny Looking Characters like Jiminey Cricket of 'Pinocchio', Lucifer, Jaq & Gus in 'Cinderella', The Mad Hatter, The Chesire Cat, Tweedle-Dum & Tweedle-Dee of 'Alice in Wonderland', and the Crows in 'Dumbo'. Also a Member of the Disney's Nine Old Men, and one of the Most Influential Artists in my Book.

 And who could Forget Disney's most Legendary Artists Mr. Milt Kahl, Most Notably Animator of Shere Kahn of 'The Jungle Book', Madame Medusa and Mr. Snoops in 'The Rescuers', and The Sheriff of Nottingham in 'Robin Hood'. In the Animator's Survival Kit book by Mr. Richard Williams, Williams makes repeated reference and anecdotes relating to Kahl.

 Aside from that Flash Animated 2014 TV series, and the Un-Brightly 1992 Feature Film, Tom & Jerry like Scooby-Doo has always been the Good Legends by Hanna-Barbera. With all their Theatrical Shorts and those Cel-Animated Direct-to-Video Films, they sure know how to Keep a Good Legacy of Animated Comedy at Hands.

 Tony the Tiger and Frosted Flakes are Probably what I see on TV the only good Celmated Animated commercials Today, Because on how Lucky Charms, Fruit Loops, and Cheerios have been CGI-ed, and trix being Flashy-tooned. Update(8/31/15): And now from this Day Forward, I am Sad to tell Y'All that Our Favorite Frosted Flakes mascot is now CGI-ed, and I'm guessing the only ones left is Rice Krispies' Snap, Crackle, & Pop.

And the Bottom Row:

 For those who don't know this gentleman, Mr. Jose Luis Moro is a Spanish Animation Legend, who had just Passed away this year on January 13 at age 88. Unlike Today's Years Cheap Artists like the ones at Anima Estudios and Gutierrez, This Gentleman ran one of Spain’s leading commercial animation studios and created the iconic Familia Telerín, a brief animated vignette shown on TV to entice the kids to go to bed at the end of the day that was immensely popular in all Spanish speaking countries and an early merchandising phenomenon in Spain. Worked on a Series entitled Cantinflas(which was Remade by Hanna-Barbera later entitled 'Amigo & Friend'). Plus from what I'm Reading, he worked on Animated Feature films like 'Katy Caterpiller' as Director, Character designer, and Animation Director. Also I read he work as Additional Character Animator on Mr. Don Bluth's 'All Dogs go to Heaven'(I literally Slapped Myself on the Cheek in *WOW* gesture, SO FABULOUS). You definitely gotta Read more about this Guy, his Animations in TV Commercial ought to make me Think of Mr. Art Babbitt's Animated Commercials I remember seeing on that PM Magazine News Reel I'd showed you guys a-while Back, It's Awesome and Catchy, Plus his Illustrations are so Very Cute and Unique like something out of Harvey Toons, Famous Studios' Noveltoons, and some Cartoons that can not be Replaced by Flash. Here is an Article on this Man on CartoonBrew.com. his Artworks are Amazing especially the One with Napoleon Dancing with a Lovely Girl, you won't Regret it, Especially you (MAC).

 Mr Thurop Van Orman, Well, Everyshow he worked on is Cel-Mated, and he is also Interested in Stop-Motion Animation(Another great Classical Form of Animation). He is the creator of 'Flapjack', and has Influenced Artists like Mr. Pendleton Ward, J.G. Quintel, Patrick McHale, Alex Hirsch, and Pete Browngardt to Create New Great shows for this generation. He also voiced Flapjack, plus he voiced lil' Gideon of 'Gravity Falls', He was Supervising Producer for 'Adventure Time' for the First Few Seasons until he worked a SP for 'Sanjay and Craig'. Clever guy.

 Mr. Pete Browngardt, Creator of 'Uncle Grandpa' and 'Secret Mountain Fort Awesome'. Even though I'd find SMFA a-little Grotesque, I still find it Good Bonkers. And Uncle Grandpa is a Good Bananas Show in my Book, My favorite Funny Laugh-out-Loud episodes were 'Locked Out' and 'Mystery Noise', Hah ha! He had Written and boarded an Episode for 'Adventure time'(Wizards) and Guest Voice as well(Paper Pete). Plus He was Supervising Producer for the Clarence Pilot Episode(Probably the only good Clarence Episode in my Book, since I never found interest in the Series anyway, since I'd discovered who their current SP was). 

 Mr. Mark Henn, Another Good Animator at Disney, and one with a Good Heart in Traditional 2D Animation. Most Notably for Animating Young Simba in 'The Lion King'(My First Film to See in Theaters, and It was Traditionally Animated as Well), Basil and Dr. Dawson in 'The Great Mouse detective', Belle of 'Beauty and the beast', and Tiana of 'Princess and the Frog'. And a Good Heart in 2D Animation I say again when he was Lead 2D Animator on Disney's Frozen and Big Hero 6. Well the Thing is, In more recent years, he has helped to instruct yourger animators how to utilize the principles of traditional animation in CG animation, doing hand drawn overlays on character poses to better help bring life to the character animation.

Wow, what great Descriptions I've Written, Hope Y'All Enjoy this, There might be More Coming soon(I Dunno), Traditional Animation 4Ever. 

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