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Hognatius β Snooper and Blabber
Published: 2014-02-18 20:39:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 5049; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 0
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Now we never got Β much of these characters when I was growing up, mainly because, in the UK, the BBC didn't buy the whole of the Yogi Bear or Huckleberry Hound shows. What we got were individual 5 minute episodes of a few but not all of the characters; so while I remember Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinx, Huckleberry and Yogi and a few others, some never got as much exposure, such as Richochet Rabbit, Quickdraw McGraw and a few more.These two slipped by me but I thought they'd make a good picture and will spur me on to seek out their exploits.
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I remember these guys were one of the rare cat and mouse duos that actually got along. I noticed you draw a lot of Hanna Barbera cartoons. Ever heard of The Houndcats? I'm not exactly sure if that was Hanna Barbera or not but Rhubarb is my favorite character on that show.
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Goodness, I do remember the Houndcats. I remember it being a parody on Mission: Impossible, but that's going back a ways. It wasn't Hanna-Barbara, it was made by the the same people who made the old Pink Panther cartoons.
i do draw a lot of Hanna-Barbera characters- the ones I like and grew up with but I will be doing others, when I get the time, and some may be a little off the radar like Houndcats.
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I actually didn't grow up with Houndcats but discovered it through Tvtropes, watched some of it on Youtube and loved it. It's a shame some cartoons fell into obscurity. When I was little, I was practically obsessed with Road Rovers and was so bummed when it got cancelled after only 13 episodes.
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I really LOVE all of your Hanna-Barbera treatments, but "Snooper and Blabber" is my favorite. Β Is your work for sale anywhere?
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That's something I'm working on but nothing is up for sale...yet. Watch this space!
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