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Born Calvin Broadus on October 20, 1971, in Long Beach, California, Snoop Dogg got his nickname from his mother because she thought he looked like the character in the Peanuts cartoon. His first album, Doggystyle (1993), climbed its way to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's hip-hop and Top 200 charts, and his music and trouble with the law have kept him in the headlines ever since. In early 2012, Snoop announced that he was working for the first time on an all-reggae album,I have a spiral bound book with 30 sketches of dogs entitled "And They Call Us Dogs". There is also a page with Zito's picture and a biography of him. It is copyrighted Sept 15, 1937 by Wohlfahrt Studios. Do you know what the value might be? Thank you!My mother and step father were friends of Zito and used to visit him when they passed through Palm Beach. I grew up with Zito's "Dogs" in the 1940's in U.K. and have several originals which he did including a caricature which he did of my mother and a cartoon of her dog.I have Dogs by Zito 1935 black cover, how much is it worth?I have what I believe are (14) 8 1/2 X 11 original drawings by Zito. He was a friend of my Great Aunt and I acquired the drawings when she passed away. I also have letters that I think were from him that he wrote to her. (I believe he had a different name?).
May I scan/email some to you? I have Ladies first, Tables Turned and several others. They are in excellent condition. I probably wouldn't sell them, unless they were worth a fortune. Is he still living?I believe Zito is James Montgomery Flagg, a famous American illustrator.
I have a collection of original drawings by Zito. The drawings are of the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping/Murder in the 30's. I am trying to gain more info on Zito's subject matter. I heard he did other famous people too but have not turned anything up.Who knows anything about "Hunting Hazards"?????Immortalize your beloved four legged friend with a one of a kind cartoon image.I always like to illustrate my letters and greetings cards with funny dog pictures. You too could quirk up your next gift card or greetings card with a cartoon dog picture.When giving dog gift baskets or a gift for a dog lover why not add a dog cartoon illustration or caricature of the recipient...or the recipient’s dog, which ever the case may be!Learn how to draw dogs and you can customize all your homemade dog lover gifts. You can even create excellent colouring pages which are fun for kids!! Who am I kidding, there are plenty of grownups who love to colour too...admit it!
There can be no doubt that each and every dog has its own unique character and personality traits. From the quiet and sombre types to the sweet and demure and especially the stark raving mad ( my personal favorite )...we love them all. It can be truly gratifying to capture the essence of each canine individual in a dog cartoon.Ever since the dawn of time man has had a fascination for drawing cartoon animals. Prehistoric cave paintings of four legged beasts have been discovered dating back as far as 32,000 years ago.
Like these examples of Upper Paleolithic art found in the Lascaux caves in southwestern France.All major civilizations throughout the ages have left behind a legacy of animal illustrations and works of art.
The Egyptians had the jackal headed god Anubis. Read more about Anubis in The dogs of ancient Egypt by Jimmy Dunn.
The city of Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus. Their father was Mars, the Roman God of War and the twin boys were suckled by a Wolf...so the story goes.There are many illustrations and ancient Roman artifacts depicting Romulus and Remus and their surrogate wolf mother the most famous of which is probably the Capitoline Wolf shown here. The 20th century brought us animation and Walt Disney gave us one of our most beloved cartoon dogs, Pluto.
Odd how Pluto's owners are mice? But as Cesar Millan tells us, being pack leader is not about size, it's all about attitude.
Maybe old Walt was on to something?.. Although he did give us Goofy too and most of us forget that he is also a dog! He wears clothes, walks upright on two legs and he even talks! Yet for some reason we're still lead to believe that he's not too bright. Are you kidding me?! A talking dog who can dress himself?!
Seems pretty smart to me...
Perhaps the best loved and most recognized cartoon dog of all time is Snoopy from the Peanuts comic strip.
Seen here in in his most iconic pose, laying on top of his dog house.
Snoopy's creator, Charles Schultz, perfectly captures Snoopy's Beagle behaviour. Have you noticed that Beagles all like to jump up onto the top of their dog houses and kennels?
To quote William Shatner, weird...or what?.
There are just too many animated funny dogs for me to list them all. Some are even teamed with a feline side kick who will invariably be cast as the straight guy while the laugh is always on the poor cartoon dog.