Out Of The Inkwell - Modeling (1921)

	Duration: 07:08 minutes Upload Time: 2007-04-29 14:44:50 User: SignOffsGuy :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: A wonderful early entry in Max Fleischer's "Out Of The Inkwell" series featuring Ko Ko the Clown. The combination of cartoon animation and live action is every bit as impressive today as it was when this film was first released 86 years ago.
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iCHAINSAW ::: Favorites This is amazing. I can't imagine how long this could have taken to make. Another thing i can't imagine; is how we have such complex, easy to use, and advanced animating tools...yet we can't even start to replicate how elegant and awesome these shorts are. 07-10-20 22:07:33 __________________________________________________
Danbot11 ::: Favorites In fact 1921 is rather ancient..animation in its most rudimentary form only became evident around 1900..with inventions by Windsor McCay and Emile Cohl.These guys were full on pioneers,way before Hannah Barbera or Walt Disney. 07-08-16 14:44:54 __________________________________________________
sandflyfever ::: Favorites ah, one of youtube's few redeeming clips 07-07-23 23:02:07 __________________________________________________
cha5 ::: Favorites Oh my Dear God--- Thank you so much for downloading this bit of history. I've been hunting for this forever, God this is one reason I love YouTube. 07-07-03 00:41:06 __________________________________________________
ChadODell ::: Favorites Koko the Clown was created when Max Fleischer tested out his new invention (the rotoscope) on his younger brother, Dave Fleischer. 07-06-03 19:35:03 __________________________________________________
sultanamonkey ::: Favorites whoa 1921! That's ancient! ;) 07-05-15 10:18:21 __________________________________________________
drdee51 ::: Favorites 1921 ain't ancient. This cartoon is very clever and nutty. More so than the junk I see now. 07-07-05 20:30:00 __________________________________________________
pisces516973 ::: Favorites You are SO right! Computer-assisted animation seems much less compelling than movie cartoons hand-drawn the "old-fashioned" but timeless way! 07-08-26 15:15:06 __________________________________________________
ChadODell ::: Favorites What really surprised me in this cartoon series was that Fleischer did nearly all of the work of these early films. He wrote, animated, produced and directed all of them. 07-05-14 16:44:19 __________________________________________________