The Heroes and Legends of Cel-mation Part 2

Happy Late-Thanksgiving Everyone! Here is Part 2 of the Greatest Artists of All Time List.

Starting From Top Row to Your Left:

 Dear Old Mr. Tex Avery, Really Funny Guy, Used to Work for Looney Tunes, and Now made a lot of Funny and Humorous MGM Cartoons Starring Droopy Dog, Screwy Squirrel, Plus George and Junior.

 Grand Ol' Mr. Winsor McCay, Author and Illustrator for "Little Nemo" Comic Strips, and the Grand Daddy of the Very First Hand-Drawn Animated Cartoon Ever, "Gertie the Dinosaur". And there is an Animation Award named after him. Passed Away, but let his Spirit Ride free in the Hand-Drawn, Frame-by-Frame Animated World.

 Mr. Ren & Stimpy, of course, These Dynamic Duo are the one and only Good Points in John's Cel-mated Life, Until turning very cold and Selfish with the Field of Animation. Always love watching these guys on T.V. when I was Young.

 Mr. SpongeBob Squarepants, Created by Marine Biologist and Animator Stephen Hillenburg. A very Historical Animated Show for Everyone, Even though some Viewers find the Series going Downhill in recent Years, even without Stephen's Involvement, I still find some Episode a bit Funny and "Bonkers". 

Middle Row:

 The Warner Bros. Animation Legends, Mr. Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, and Robert McKimson, All of them Passed away and May Justice to them all. Chuck's Cartoons are very Funny in all Standards, Friz's Toons I really Enjoy, Especially with Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam, Bob's Shows are soooo Wacky, John K.'s main Influence, and Robert is Just Randomly Great at what He's Doing.

Bottom Row:

 Legendary Animator Mr. James Baxter, an Animator for Disney and DreamWorks Films, Plus with his own Animation Company "James Baxter Animation"(I Think), I think He's Just Became Awesom-er, Most Notably, He had just Become Guest Animator for "Adventure Time", for Animating and Voicing 'James Baxter the Horse', and to my Knowledge and Seeing Finn and Jake's Parade Float, I say that Adventure Time has Just Become a Historical Show, and That the JB Episode will Live up to the Traditional Animating Artists of Today and Not Even that any Flash-Trashers wouldn't Understand at Frederator Studios or any Other Animation Company. 

 Mr. Oscar Grillo, Like Richard Williams, he is a Foreign Artist that just moved to the U.K. at one point to make some Animated Commercials at Klacto Animations and Dragon Productions. Very Trippy Designs he Made, and just Sparks my Ideas for Future References. Note: I Kinda Messed up on his Right Hand while holding his Drink thing, But for him Being a Surreal Artist, You might Understand this.

 Mr. Ken Harris, Chuck Jones' Great Animator, Famous for the 'Road Runner' and 'Bugs Bunny'. And Mostly helped being Master Animator for "The Thief and the Cobbler". A Great Legend.

 And Last but Not Least, Mr. Art Babbitt, Walt Disney's Key Animator. The Man who Animated the Queen in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", and the Mushroom Dance in "Fantasia", Plus the Stork in "Dumbo"(to make him look like a Caricature of his Voice Actor Sterling Holloway). Also, the Main Creator of the Character "Goofy". Left Disney to work at Other Studios, Especially Richard Williams Studio, to Work on "The Thief and the Cobbler", while working on the Characters 'King Nod' and 'Phido'.

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.....P.S. Traditional Animation Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Art Tribute(c) Jimmy Gibson