ABCD
Filed under: animation, 1980s, black-and-white ink, collage, Philippines, Roxlee, Silent, Stop Motion, 1985
Release Date: ?/?/1985
"ABCD, a five-minute animated short shot on Super 8mm film camera, critiques and raises social awareness about authoritarian and state violence under the government of Ferdinand Marcos (1965-1986), using a satirical narrative that grows “increasingl..."
Dog Gone
Filed under: animation, 1920s, black-and-white ink, Charley Bowers, Mutt and Jeff, Mutt and Jeff, Short Collection, Silent, U.S.A., 1926
Release Date: 1926
"Part of the popular Mutt and Jeff animated series (1916-1926), Dog Gone (1926) is a short comedy where Mutt convinces Jeff to dress as a dog in order to enter a dog competition. A comedic chain of errors is set off when Jeff leads a group of street d..."
Joesph “Joe” De Nat
Filed under: people, black-and-white ink, Columbia Pictures, Joe De Nat, Music, Musical, U.S.A., Composer
"Joe De Nat was an American musician and composer known for his work on a number of synchronized-sound cartoon series, including Krazy Kat and A Color in Rhapsody. He is also known for his collaborative work with producer and studio head Charles Mintz..."
Roque Federizon Lee (Roxlee)
Filed under: people, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, animated documentary, black-and-white ink, Documentary, Philippines, Roxlee, Silent, Stop Motion, Technicolor, Animator, Artist, Author, Cartoonist, Director
"Roque Federizon Lee (Roxlee) is a Filipino experimental animator, filmmaker, and cartoonist who is considered a pioneer in Filipino animation. He is known for proposing the 12 Commandments on the creation of independent Filipino filmmaking, emphasizi..."
Swing You Sinners!
Filed under: animation, 1930s, Al Eugster, Bimbo, black-and-white ink, Dave Fleischer, Horror, Inkwell / Fleischer Studios, Max Fleischer, Musical, U.S.A., 1930
Producer(s): Max Fleischer
Release Date: 20/09/1930
"Swing You Sinners! features the Fleischers’ recurring character Bimbo who, after attempting to steal a chicken, is taunted by a group of other-worldly creatures who chastise him for his sins and tell him he is going to hell. The short was part of M..."
Yōji Kuri (久里洋二)
Filed under: people, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, black-and-white ink, Color, Japan, Technicolor, Yōji Kuri, Animator, Artist, Cartoonist, Director
"Yōji Kuri is a Japanese animator, painter, and cartoonist. He was one of the most active and internationally prominent independent artists known for his satirical reflection on Japanese society through surrealist and extreme images of violence, deat..."