Looney Tunes Drawings: Made by the Looney Tunes Fans

As we promised, here are some of the drawings made by the Looney Tunes fans that run this blog. Later, we plan on posting some more tutorials as well as some more drawings...so stay tuned! 

Drawing Looney Tunes Characters: Tweety Bird

Did you ever want to learn how to draw Looney Tunes characters? Well, here's this great tutorial that shows you how to draw Tweety Bird. Later, I plan on posting some Looney Tunes Drawings made by our fans, plus some more drawing tutorials--maybe some made by the Looney Tunes fans that run this blog.

But for now, click on the Tweety Bird picture (the one below) to learn how to draw him.

Happy Valentine's Day!

We would like to wish all the Looney Tunes fans out there, a Happy Valentine's Day!

Favorite Looney Tunes Character?

As any Looney Tunes fan is most likely aware of, there are a bunch of Looney Tunes characters. If you were to just count what you could call the "most important ones," or "the originals," you would probably end up with more than you could count in one hand: Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester, Tweety Bird, Wile E. Coyote, Roadrunner, Pepé Le Pew, etc. Then there are the girls--some of which may have come later, but are also a big part of the Looney Tunes: Lola Bunny, Miss Prissy, Petunia Pig, Penelope Pussy Cat, etc.

All that being said, most Looney Tunes fans probably have one character that they consider their absolute favorite. We're three people running this blog, and some of our favorites are:

Tweety Bird,

Pepé Le Pew,

and Daffy Duck

 Which is you're Favorite?
 

Did You Know? (Bugs Bunny's Development)

Did you know that Bugs Bunny is nearly eighty years old?! He sure doesn't look that old. ;) His first appearance was, arguably, in the animated film short Porky's Hare Hunt, which was released in 1938 and featured Porky Pig. I say arguably, because although a rabbit with mannerisms similar to those of Bugs Bunny appeared on the film short, his character and personality were not fully developed yet, and many could argue this was not the Bugs Bunny that later came to be. Many would say that Bugs Bunny's first official appearance was in A Wild Hair, which aired in 1940.

Either way, it took quite a few years for Bugs Bunny's personality and especially his looks to fully develop into the rabbit we all know and love!

(source, Wikipedia)

To save you all any trouble, here are the animated film shorts I mentioned above. Enjoy!

Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugs_Bunny 
 

Welcome!

Welcome to Looney Tunes World! If you're a Looney Tunes fan that just can't get enough of these delightful cartoons, you stopped by at the right place. This blog was made for all of the Looney Tunes Fans out their, who love everything and anything Looney Tunes.

So, sit back and enjoy some Looney Tunes!