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Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1474996345903587330Matt Danner wrote:The Legend of the Three Caballeros team was going to follow up with an Oswald show for streaming. Scripts written, designs done, animation test in hand, and a pilot in production. It was beautiful! Then we got broken up and scattered to the wind.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923403484302283231Matt Danner wrote:I should note that almost all of the 3 Cabs crew were involved with this. Joe Sichta, Chris Moreno, Mark Baldo, Chris Painter, Nikki Lytton, Sam Delpilar, Matt Chapman, and the list goes on…
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923135227125252384Matt Danner wrote:Someone found our Oswald development. There are technically 2 versions here 3D and 2D. We did the 3D first and pivoted to 2D to make the world characters more expansive.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923449122603909307Q: I wanted to ask about this image, we can see a blonde bunny staring at Oswald from inside the trolley here. Was that supposed to be Fanny Cottontail reimagined?
Matt Danner: Yes. We have her floppy ears in the later versions.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923461178941907265Q: Out of curiosity, do you still remember the names of these characters?
Matt Danner: The Fox was changed to a wolf. Wilson Wolf.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923610654491148736Matt Danner: This is Fanny.
Q: Where's Ortensia?
Matt Danner: She’s the cat.
Q: Who’s the little turtle guy next to her?
Matt Danner: Cliff the Cabbie.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923610956250349977Q: I wonder where Ortensia and the other Oswald characters are in this show.
Matt Danner: Ortencia is the cat. Fanny is the flop-eared rabbit.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923630925201772951Q: Is there any chance you could tell us what Fanny & Oswald’s dynamic would have been like in the show?
Matt Danner: Fanny would keep Oswald grounded. The big city will distract him, but Fanny will always help him remember his roots.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1923943789292552339Q: Can you tell us anything about this Hawks Character? Was he like the Mayor? Or was he just some famous businessman?
Matt Danner: Howard Hawk was the visionary behind the BIG city of Coneyopolis much like a Howard Hughes.
Source: https://x.com/MattyDanner/status/1926435073378672807Matt Danner: Looks like there’s more of our Oswald show development.
Q: I’m looking at that bottom left picture-was this a musical? Or at least a musical episode?
Matt Danner: We were planning on doing musical numbers for sure, but this wasn’t quite that. These are from a montage showing that you can be anything in the big city. Even famous and on every screen.
Source: https://x.com/bunnyberru/status/1923826852076061160Amanda Bell wrote:This was my first (and only) job in animation as a story artist and I was way over my head, but it was an incredible feeling being apart such a charming and fresh Oswald show!
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/595322391925886977Steve Lowtwait wrote:Watching 1920s Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoons on YouTube for work research.
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/595750826347524097Steve Lowtwait wrote:Some Oswald the Lucky Rabbit sketches for Disney.
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/599139687417061376Steve Lowtwait wrote:Some more late night rough animation of Oswald. Fun with poses!
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/602943299150684160Steve Lowtwait wrote:I'm cleaning up my Oswald storyboard.
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/603059183538188288Steve Lowtwait wrote:This Oswald project is eye opening. Rubber hose character posing is so rewarding. Must have been great fun to be an animator in the 1920s. And nowadays we know so much more about squash and stretch than the pioneers of animation knew. I feel like I'm meshing eras of the art form.
Source: https://x.com/Lowtwait/status/1475969055895003141Steve Lowtwait wrote:I did a very minor bit of development work on this now dead Oswald project many years ago. He was a lot of fun to draw.