CRISP IMAGING

Maybe you remember the posters I did? This is how they look in the Crisp Imaging office. 
https://www.crispimg.com/index.html

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Best Wishes,
Milt

A NEW ONE

Commission, just completed.

MY FIRST RICHIE

My first professional script; never saw it until a few seconds ago! 40 years ago, bejabbers. Thanks to my Facebook Friend, Antonio Marques!! From RICHIE RICH & DOLLAR THE DOG #11 (Dec. 1979).

With this first job and the gallery show of today's work both posted here,  I feel like my blog inadvertently implies that I am reaching the twilight of my years.

ON THE RADIO

I'm not certain how to get to the programs, but an interview with Yrs Trly in conjunction with the current gallery show will be at 5:30 pm Eastern tine on BIG TALK! WFBH Bloomington, Indiana 

A drawing by Michael Arnold!

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Good practice: Marilyn heads.

HUZZAH!

Celebrating my fortieth damn year in professional cartooning; I sold three RICHIE RICH scripts in '79.

CHEMICALIA

Wonderful drawing by ChemicalAlia. Well drawn and a sense of humor. https://www.deviantart.com/chemicalalia

FRAGMENTS OF MOMENTS IN TIME

From a blog in 2014. Analyzing single frames of SONIC?? Well...uh...thanks!!
"Welcome once again to the Hall Of Frame, where we look at our favorite frames from some of the craziest cartoons. Today, we're going to tackle another YTP favorite, that being Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog. This is perhaps the third most used YTP source in the history of the genre, and it's very easy to see why. Apart from it's sense of humor that combines most of the slapstick of the Looney Tunes with the typical Saturday morning cartoon self-awarness, it's animation style is notable for how unconventional it is compared to others. With a cheap looking style and designs, AoTSH manages to produce a variety of wonderful and expressive visual gags. They capture the character's traits perfectly, with Sonic's fast movement and Robotnik's hammy ego. It never loses sight of the fact it is a cartoon and uses all the opportunities it can to express the surreal nature that lies in a world of pure nonsense. Yes, for such a simple show, AoTSH can bring about some truly great frames worth to be talked about. And we're here to talk about them." 

"In the end I feel like this is one of the hidden gems that fulfill's Milton Knight's philosophy when drawing Robotnik: he's not necessarily drawn well, but he's most certainly drawn expressively, and that's what counts."

https://youchew.net/forum/52-articles/113349-the-hall-of-frame-sonic-cartoons/1.html?fbclid=IwAR3wqdYilcJCXQaTscW2hI28ynteo2yZwh5zWtoGUHFPdyh1AvgdFstiVuE

FLASHES FROM THE PAST!

A Twitter member isolated some of my drawings from the Boop comic. (Written by Joshua Quagmire, inked by Leslie Cabarga.)

From You-Know-What, cel setup now sold. No doubt courtesy of Ralph. Don't ask me why COOL WORLD was so bad. I know *that* it happened, not *why* it happened.

PICTURES FROM AN EXHIBITION

Well, the opening wasn't exactly bursting the rafters, but there was a steady stream of people who expressed fascination. "I am transfixed by this one", someone said about an abstract. Then the pair bantered about not paying this or that bill to buy it. Everyone that came had a different favorite, which is good. Means I'm not "bad" at anything I'm trying. Suddenly with the good lighting, my brush strokes made more sense. And the nudes met with a much more appreciative response than they did in L.A., where everyone was frightened or offended. It was a good night.

SHOWTIME...

The show is opening in three hours! It was even announced in The Herald Times. That I didn't angle for. This is the night of "Gallery Walk", the Fridays when interested parties jaunt from one gallery to the next. 

 

Thanks Everyone for your support over this turbulent year.

 

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