Seen those cartoons produced ( not sure what he did I think it was his art style that he contributed) by some guy Tex Avery. Now imagine, somebody with the same talent produced an animated short or fan art revolving around fallout (of course) with the same art style as said artist mentioned above . Just to assist you in remembering who this brillant man is, he created this character named Droopy. Google his name for more information.

'some guy?!'


:slap:




And thou shall showeth thy fullest respect for He, who is, was and shall always be the 'Doc', in anyone's 'what's up?' :grad:




darn youngster aint gots th' gumption ta least mentions Bugs.. :facepalm:



yes it would be cool. Unfortunnately that brand of animation died out when the Dodgers moved to LA (another grave and unholy mistake, but that's another rant..)

I didn't want to go into a lengthy exposition on his creations. Imagine if someone did an animated fallout documentary with the same art direction as Tex Avery's " The House of Tomorrow".

I was thinking more http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQlmXU1zqfc



edit: found it on youtube :goodjob:



kill da wabbit, Kill da Wabbit, KILL da WABBIT!!!

This. The man was a genious. One of my favorites along with Bob Clampett. Youths of today wouldn't know a good cartoon if it fell on 'em.

There is no limits on how an animated fallout documentary or short, could be drawn except maybe abysmally poor.


here is a link to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0yeP_we7eM

I loved the mother-in-law's chair.

Raises you a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55G7T8VdWEs&feature=related, even though Avery may not have been involved.


Tex Avery and ChucK Jones ensured the hilarity of many a Saturday morning in my youth.
There's another muscial cartoon songfest involving hillbillies, let me go find it.
Here we go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55G7T8VdWEs&feature=related

I see your rabbit of Seville, and call with a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSNTjX_g9a4, a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTJNTQdjouM and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7KPpfTr6PE&feature=related


read 'em and weep, this ain't no Texas hold 'em sweetcheeks, this be loony tunes poker...

I'll just http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYa0jpGFUeY&feature=related and count the pot :whistling:

what can I say.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS6Qlm3fF3k&feature=related



..and you'll be seeing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGm8sB_6koU&feature=related of me, since I'm off to Miami, which is left at Albuquerque (I has heard that someone makes a mean Sunday breakfast)

Tex Avery and Chuck Jones were [censored] revolutionaries! Never again shall slap-stick be made like how those two did it, and it's very much quite a shame.

I may be young, but Looney Toons, Tom and Jerry, Droopy, and etc were the toons I grew up with. Laserdisc ftw.