Walt Oswald 's The Lucky Rabbit Is No Longer Yours

looking at my project I was hoping for better but my talent isn’t as great as hers, so I tried my best with color scheme and “flair” to help out my lack of ability with the design itself the octopus.

The next morning we woke up bright and early to get everyone’s hair and makeup

Mary Snow, a server at the diner said, “He did the best he could, and we had no hard feelings. It will be difficult to find a position in this economy, but Allen said he’ll make some calls and give us all strong recommendations.”

“We were amazed,” Kelly recalls still excited. “He had never done anything like that before.”

I turned my head and saw him standing at the door behind me. He was looking right at my drawing.

My first story was when we were making a two hour ride home from a dance competition in

Nearly all of us are familiar with the witty rhymes and colorful drawings of Dr. Seuss. Simply hearing the name will evoke thoughts of colorful fish, a small mustached man that lives in the woods, and of course the Cat in the Hat. However, before he started his career writing children’s books, Dr. Seuss was a successful political cartoonist for several major news outlets in the United States prior to the outbreak of World War Two. The cartoon discussed will be one released right after Great Britain's policy of appeasement is put into place. Dr. Seuss’ aim was to convince the American people that Great Britain’s plan would never work.

But soon Walter and his brother made a company called laugh-o-grams. After they lost laugh-o-grams they made Oswald the little rabbit. they soon made Walt Disney World years later. Even though they struggled in the past, it payed off when they made Walt Disney world Disneyland,and animated movies. He showed a lot of perseverance.

“I hate workin’ this job too, but we gotta make a living,” George said. “How else can we do it? Besides, you might get lucky one day and become like the other guys.”

Have you ever heard of a lucky gram? Well know you will know because if you want to know about Walt Disney read this essay. Although Walt Disney is seen as a cartoon artist he is quite different with lucky grams, Disneyland and Mickey Mouse.

1. I agreed to this interview Randy Dandy because there is no pot of contention for you to stir. There is no supreme news story here. Bob can walk back into this company as easily as he walked out. He took with him all he fancied.

that I went on a adventure with a little girl named Sally now you may

It took 3 weeks to make. It was only under 30 second but it had 40 or more frames. It was last summer on my dell computer. On a program downloaded to make animations for fun. You have to make the movements very smooth. The cartoon I made was choppy. The characters were everywhere on the screen. My art style was sloppy. It looked like I randomly through it together. You could tell what frame was what frame. The story line was ok for a short animation. I did not have any other equipment to help it be better. But, it was fun to see the ending result. It even made my twin laugh. Even with that fail, I still want to be an cartoonist

Well 13 years later dad went work for the day and the girls were playing with him well we all named him Olaf he did not like it when I pranked the girls and he would go in a mad rage when dad would

I lifted them out and kept them in little cages on my desk. One of them was my particular friend." (Disney qtd. in Fanning, 53) Walt first drew the mouse up late at night and named it "Mortimer," but Roy was not fond of this name. However Walt was too stubborn to change it.