From the Milo-Files
It's cool coming across old artwork. Mike and I have been working on projects together since 1986, and we're always finding old stuff one of us did years ago.
This image I find particularly cool: It's from a birthday card Mike Milo made for his mother in 1993. It features all of our own characters from that period (including Ribeye and Cubesteak, seen in the center with Charlie Hippo), as well as characters from studios Mike worked at up to that point: WB's "Tiny Toons", "Tazmania", "Animaniacs" etc.- Film Roman's "The Simpsons" and "The Critic" and the Honey Nut Cherrios bee which Mike animated in several commercials.
This image I find particularly cool: It's from a birthday card Mike Milo made for his mother in 1993. It features all of our own characters from that period (including Ribeye and Cubesteak, seen in the center with Charlie Hippo), as well as characters from studios Mike worked at up to that point: WB's "Tiny Toons", "Tazmania", "Animaniacs" etc.- Film Roman's "The Simpsons" and "The Critic" and the Honey Nut Cherrios bee which Mike animated in several commercials.
posted by Harry McLaughlin @ 6/25/2004 06:35:00 PM
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Yeah I found that in a pile of old stuff from cleaning out my mom's condo after she passed away last year. It's amazing some of the things she kept. She has all of our comics, published and unpublished, some Itchy and Scratchy and the rare Tom and Jerry comic we did.
She had all the Loony Tunes and Tiny Tunes comics I did plus presentations that I did over 12 years ago as well.
She also had a calendar Harry and I did as Christmas presents for our family. It was called Zaptoons calendar and it was from 1990! Some day we'll scan some of that and show you how awful it was :-0
Do you still have that Harry? You should post some of it if you can. In fact any of the comics would be cool to see. So many things to do and sooooo little time.
She also had a statue of an indian that I sculpted for her as well as hundreds of lil' drawings and stories I sent her over the years. She kept everything. She was a great mom! I sure do miss her.
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