I drew a picture of Daffy (well, it's supposed to be Daffy...)

[Jack]

I don't usually make fan art. I do doodle favorite characters and things in my notebooks, and stuff like that, but I don't usually draw "formal" fan art. Anyway, here's a sketchy drawing of Daffy. I drew it from memory, and he was originally in a car, but it looked really awful, so I erased that and drew him a body. I couldn't think of anything else to put in the picture (and it looked odd with just Daffy in it, especially the way I drew his arms), so I added the first thing that popped into my mind, Tom Turkey. At least it's supposed to be Tom Turkey.

I tried tracing it onto another sheet of paper, but I stink at tracing...

(edit) I got auction watch to work for me by getting netscape back, now I don't have to upload things to Toon Zone.





Jack

[Pietro]

Hey, Jack! That looks great! It looks like it was actually drawn by someone at Termite Terrace in the 40s! You might want to color it.

-Pietro

[Jon Cooke]

I also thought it looked great, Jack!


-Jon

[Jack]

Thanks for the complements . Things don't color very well on my paint program, though I do intend on coloring the picture, and have tried already (but I didn't like it). I made some more drawings, though, see:







Jack

[Matthew Hunter]

I'll have to say that's impressive! I always have trouble getting the 1940's designs for the characters down, at least, I think I draw the post-1948 varieties better. But that Daffy and Bugs, particularly, are great! they look like the 1945-46 varieties. You drew that turkey from memory? Wow. I could do a major character from memory, but never something that good. My friends say I'M good at cartooning, but Jack, that's really professional-looking. You have a talent!
-Matthew

[Thad Komorowski]

Great pictures, Jack! Very professional looking!


-Thad

[Singin' Stray Cat]

Wow, those are awesome, Jack! I especially like the one with Sylvester and son. I'd say you've captured the style of the Looney Tunes quite nicely!