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Here is a WIP of a second "Jem" eyecatch. I still need to but the finishing touches on it, but it's done. Animating is fun!
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girls on a mission if it was the 90s(?




minidoll haters never forgiving yall for making this show way too underrated for its time😞
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I like really these drawings
It's been a long time since I started drawing on the "Lego Friends: Girls on a Mission" universe.
Now that I'm back here, I decided to start publishing my works, headcannons and drawings so that more people would know about this wonderful animated series.
So, I present to you three works of the "Couples of GOAM" cycle. I'm still planning to draw two more, but I'm not sure how soon it will be.
So, I present to your attention:
1. Mia and River - Miver💚
2. Andrea and Jeremy - Jendrea💛
3. Stephanie and Kenny - Kephanie💙
Enjoy!
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I’m a huge fan of the wonderful world of Disney and I love logos that represent the show.
I don’t own the logos
The Wonderful World of Disney is the incarnation of the Disney anthology television series, premiering on ABC on October 27, 1954 under the name Disneyland. The same show basically appeared on several networks(Disney Channel and NBC) under different titles.
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Eddie Kingston is finally champion
"It is the Continental Crown, fit for a King." Eddie Kingston becomes Triple Crown Champion AEW Worlds End (2023) • Long Island, NY
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Best of Original Cartoons: Nickelodeon 1984-1992
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Nickelodeon network IDs from fredseibert on Vimeo.
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The Jive 5 on Nickelodeon from fredseibert on Vimeo.
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Nickelodeon Camp IDs 1988-1990 from fredseibert on Vimeo.
The MTV network identification work that Alan Goodman and I did that stamped “brand!” all over the channel’s launch in 1981, along with the promotion work my team did for the channel, led MTV Networks president Bob Pittman to ask our new, innovative media branding company (the world’s first!) to get involved in saving Nickelodeon from extinction in 1984.
We were most excited about the creative work we could do not only with our new indie animation buddies from the MTV projects, but also with some of the newer folks we’d met since that first go. Eli Noyes and Kit Kit Laybourne started us off, but then came Jon Kane, Marv Newland, and eventually David Lubell and Charlex. And, as the years went on our friend, producer/artist Howard Hoffman, who was running a summer animation program at his childhood camp in Maine came in with maybe the most revolutionary idea of our entire tenure with Nick.
Since Alan and I always started with the sound-before-picture probably the most distinctive and memorable element of these new IDs would be our new friendship with singer Eugene Pitt and his vocal group The Jive 5. (You can get the whole story here.)
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Agency: Fred/Alan, New York Creative directors/Executive producers: Fred Seibert & Alan Goodman Producer for Fred/Alan: Tom Pomposello Production companies: Noyes & Laybourne, NY; Joey Ahlbum, NY; Jerry Lieberman, NY. ; David Lubell; Optic Nerve/Jon Kane, NY; International Rocketship/Marv Newland, Vancouver,BC; Howard Hoffman, NY; Olive Jar Studios, Boston, Edward Bakst, NY; Buzzco, NY; Charlex, NY; (Colossal) Pictures, SF.
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