Bob Clampett Wolf

This drawing is from a great complexity. My copy has a lot of mistakes.

-First, I should have drawn the chair first and then the wolf above, it would be more easy because I was struggling trying to guess the parts that were behind the wolf.
- The line of action was right, the body flows through it.
- The body have to be bigger.
- The hands have to be bigger
- Legs bigger.
-The chair is bigger.
- Head must feel that it is more tucked in between the shoulders. I have to exaggerate the attitude.

Book Revue - Big Bad Wolf study

This is one of my favorite scenes from this cartoon! The animation is incredible! Especially when he swings the axe around and the axe gets right in your face. Looks amazing! Really inspiring stuff!

I got this image from John's blog. I think this was a key pose in the cartoon, but I'm not sure. I still think it was pretty good to copy from.

So here we go! Verbal analysis:

*His snout area really sticks out
*Long torso
*Big wolf feet
*Big bushy tail
*Right arm longer than left arm
*Big foreshortened axe


I tried emphasizing those observations a bit more. Trying to make the pose more expressive than the original.

Study: Porky by Scribner

I really enjoy making this studies from Clampett cartoons. I don't know why, maybe because they are funny, cartoony, extremly appealing and very solid.

I crush his head a little and made his body a little long.

And I change his expression too! the right cheek has to be more squached

creating poses for the queen.

I've made some sketches for poses of the queen that I've copied some days ago.

It is fun to try to creat poses... I will go back to it as soon as I finish some really boring illustration I need to do for money.

I don't know where this character came from... I would like to watch the episode that she appears...

Does someone knows the name or where can I find it?

and I would like to be able to get in the JohnK Stuff Blog again... I am missing it already... I use to go there everyday to read the posts and research things to study.

can I be invited Mr. John K???

thank you,

davi