Chuck Jones Characters
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My Bugs doesn’t look like a rabbit; he looks like Bugs Bunny. I have often told eager students that the easiest way to draw him is probably... view details
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One of Chuck Jones’ most brazen creations, Charlie is the most obnoxious salesman on four legs. He believes that everybody needs a dog to... view details
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A pampered, sophisticated and vengeful creature as only Chuck Jones could capture with paper and pencil, Claude’s undoing is caused by... view details
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To draw Daffy, get out your old swim fins, draw them, and hang a duck on the drawing. When necessary, he can look like a human being, but I... view details
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Elmer Fudd is smaller than many of Bugs’s adversaries, but he carries a big gun, which makes even the saddest of wimps dangerous. When I... view details
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The orange-haired monster takes great pleasure in harassing his victims, especially Bugs Bunny. Gossamer stars in Hair-Raising Hare... view details
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These street-smart creations wreak comedy havoc in order to find a cozy place to spend the night. They are well-known for their roles in... view details
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"Marc Anthony is your basic big bulldog, but in Feed the Kitty he falls in parental love with a little kitten, in the way any of... view details
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Marvin is one of those mysterious creatures that comes out of the sky or up the stairs late at night. You don’t know what he thinks, and... view details
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A slinky, slimy green amphibian made cartoon history when it premiered in movie theaters across the country on December 31, 1955. ... view details

