Paul Julian is probably known best for his background art seen in cartoons directed by Friz Freleng after World War Two. However, he worked ...

Paul Julian was a master of highlights and shadows in his background paintings for the Friz Freleng unit at Warner Bros. Here is some of hi...

Paul Julian’s audience members look like they belong in a UPA cartoon, not a Warner Bros. short. But that’s what you can spot in Knights Mus...

A not-too-well snipped together background of the opening pan from Rabbit Every Monday (1951). The rotisserie, etc., are on cels over top o...

A pan to the right reveals the Devil reading and lighting a cigarette on a nearby flame at the start of the Private Snafu short Hot Spot (1...

Mike Maltese may have been a security guard in You Ought To Be in Pictures (1940), but in Baseball Bugs (1945), he’s a detective. Well, on...

“Bugs Bunny Rides Again” is about as perfect a cartoon as Friz Freleng ever made. It’s packed with funny scenes and dialogue from start to f...

Friz Freleng’s “All Abir-r-r-d” doesn’t just have references to staff members in the opening (see this post ) but during the baggage car sce...