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Llera: Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico; COPYRIGHT NOTICE: ©2024 Fernando Llera - All Rights Reserved. All materials on my blog pages including but not limited to images, interface elements and source code are protected by the copyright laws of the United States and Mexico. The contents of my blog pages may not be scanned, reproduced, published, utilized for derivative works or altered in any way without the expressed written permission of the copyright holder. ------------------------------------------------------ From 1972 to 1992, I was the writer/artist for the Spanish versions of "The Pink Panther" and "Beep Beep, The Road Runner" comic books. My editorial cartoons are published regularly in a well known daily newspaper. You can visit my page at: https://www.facebook.com/ferllera CONTACT: ferllera1951@yahoo.com

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Official Google Blog

3 things we learned from professional creatives about their hopes for AI - Over the past 18 months, AI has augmented and inspired the work of many creative professionals. At the same time, many are concerned about the effects of t...
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Mike Lynch Cartoons

Iconic 1982 Patrick Nagel Print Based on Model Eva Voorhees - Doesn't this just scream 1980s?! This well known fashion print -- something I have seen for decades in salons all over the USA -- was created by Pat...
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Bear-ly Science Fiction: Looking Back at “Yogi’s Space Race” - Melding Star Wars science-fiction with characters in the Hanna-Barbera universe - in a galaxy far, far, far away.
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ILLUSTRATION ART

ONE LOVELY DRAWING, part 72 - This drawing by James Montgomery Flagg is as confident and brash as Flagg himself. The drawing is large-- nearly 30 inches (76 cm) and appears to have be...
5 days ago
Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand Blog

Separated at Mirth: 3-Ds Come in Threes! - *The 3-D movie craze briefly flared-up and died-out in the mid-1950s! It's apex being the year 1953. * *Now, I'm not about to say that comic books were ...
6 days ago
Yowp

Mr. Jinks vs Dog - Hanna-Barbera cartoons have been tarnished with a reputation of little real animation, with a lot of eye blinks and maybe an arm and mouth moving, the rest...
2 weeks ago
The Big Blog of Kids’ Comics!

The Work of Norman McGary (Pt. I) - Good afternoon, Kids! So nice to visit with you all again! Today, and for the next few posts, the Big Blog will be highlighting a wonderful Golden Books ...
2 weeks ago
Tralfaz

Have You Seen These Cartoons? - Regular readers of this blog will likely know I’m a real fan of animated industrial films of the 1950s. Some fine artists who worked on theatrical cartoons...
3 weeks ago
Patrick Owsley Cartoon Art and More!

BATMAN and ROBIN SKETCH COVERS for CHIP KIDD! - *#batman #robin #chipkidd #batmanblackandwhite #sketchcover #patrickowsley #popculturecartoonist*
8 months ago
John K Stuff

Adding Gradients Before Painting Shadows and Textures - Once I have all my shapes filled with flat color I will want to add some gradients to some of the shapes.I make my gradients subtle by using 2 colors that ...
1 year ago
Balovega

PARALELOS - *PARA LOS DOS ...* *Image Gautier Theophile un seigneur et sa dame dans un jardin.* * - Fotografia tomada de Wikipedia. * ... Sus crines c...
3 years ago
Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol

Back in print! - After 8 years of being out of print, I'm pleased to announce that my book on the making of the first animated Christmas special is back in print! But ...
3 years ago
D R E W • F R I E D M A N

New Portraits of Underground Cartoonist Icons - "Underground cartoonists are all a bunch of baptist ministers in Popeye suits" -Charles Bukowski I'm working on a series of illustrations that will event...
3 years ago
batiburrillos de balovega

Se nos fué un gran amigo - *Antonio Borrego Aguilera,* Licenciado en dirección artística de los medios audiovisuales en el Instituto Superior de Arte de La Habana, es miembro de l...
4 years ago
The Terrible Catsafterme

Protected: Minneapolis Coaster Interlude - There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
4 years ago
Power Records

Broken Record - Due to some unfortunate changes with the service I use for image and file hosting, most of my blogs now feature mostly broken links and missing images. I...
6 years ago
the scribe files

Laurel and Hardy. Alive and kicking. - I grew up watching the classic comedians in their classic comedy films. That’s where I first fell in love with them, in these perfectly crafted films cre...
6 years ago
Hairy Green Eyeball 3

DAN SPIEGLE, COMIC ARTIST — Interview, GRAPHIC STORY WORLD, 1972 - Dan Spiegle, long time comic artist, died in January at age 96. This is an interview with Spiegle, conducted by Dan Gheno, from the magazine, GRAPHIC STORY...
7 years ago
From the Desks of the INS: In Honor of Simon Oakland

In Memoriam, 2015 edition - Writing Simon's birthday posts is always bittersweet, for two reasons. One, he's gone from this life now. Two, the death tribute must be written the very n...
8 years ago
Saved From The Paper Drive

Hero of Koromakina Lagoon - * from The United States Marines #4, March 1944. Unknown artitsts.*
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CartoonsOnFilm

16mm Cartoons for Valentine's - *It's time, once again, for the * *Tom Stathes Cartoon Carnival!* Sunday, February 16th, 2014 at 7:30pm at LaunchPad 721 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn, NY For ...
10 years ago
MEL CRAWFORD

Little Lulu Has an Art Show-1 - Little Lulu Has an Art Show-1 Illustrated by Mel Crawford By Majorie Henderson Buell Copyright 1964 Blogged here: goldengems.blogspot.com/2009/02/little-l...
13 years ago
Film Stubs

Classic Performances: Robert Shaw in Jaws - Jaws has a fairly unique position in cinema history in that it helped create a mythic fear of a creature that endures till this day. Sure, people were aw...
13 years ago
Heading Southward

National Memorial Arboretum - Bank Holiday Monday was so cool this year, and a rather strange one too. Mixed emotions as we ended up at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshi...
13 years ago
creativo d mente

Creativo D Mente - Take a peek inside my mind... ...y no te hagas el loco.
13 years ago
Creative minds

Ricardo´s Mind U! - Just waiting and checking this blog out!
14 years ago
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