guess who?

this is the fred moore version of woody.

it looks like the woody woodpecker show

version to me. i personally like the older versions

better, but maybe that's just me.

catch ya later,

gracie

continuing from my last post

ping pong ball madness

another favorite woody design

of mine is the emery hawkins version.

i believe these drawings are for "the dippy diplomat".

i definitely recommend this "cartune", as walter lantz

probably would have said. not the recommending part,

but the cartune part. oh, whatever.

catch ya later,

gracie

more sketches....

happy turkey day, y'all!

timeless....

i love these very early rough sketches of woody

woodpecker so much. it would've been an honor

to meet the artist. i particularly like the early

forties version of woody. it always amazes me to

see how much a cartoon character can change so

dramatically over the years. he first starred in a

short appropriately and simply titled "woody woodpecker".

his final theatrical short was titled "bye bye blackboard".

the name almost seems fitting, as it was bye bye for woody.

catch ya' later,

gracie