And a couple of interiors.
The background artist was, unfortunately, uncredited. A travesty,
Monday, 17 September 2012
Let’s You and Him Fight Backgrounds
Olive Oyl’s in the way, but look past her and enjoy the buildings in the background of this scene from “Let’s You and Him Fight” (1934). The Fleischer cartoons of that time are full of street scenes where everything looks like it’s melted.
And a couple of interiors.
The background artist was, unfortunately, uncredited. A travesty,
And a couple of interiors.
The background artist was, unfortunately, uncredited. A travesty,
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A travesty indeed!
ReplyDeleteIt seems like the backgrounds here were warped - or warped moreso than usual -- to go along with the motion of Olive running in front of them. The exterior house shot just as she's leaving has less of a Silly Putty look to it than the ones she passes.
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