#Neal Sternecky

[skullislandproductions]

Babs, Buster and a sled named Rosebud whoosh down the snow covered hillside, on this production cel, from a scene I animated for, the opening of “It’s a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special” 1992. 

[the-gershomite]

Animaniacs #23 -March 1997-

Useless Facts: The Eyes Have It

art by Neal Sternecky

"Wakko For President"

written by Mark McKain

art by Omar Aranda & Scott McRae

letters by Lorina Mapa

colored by Jo Meugniot

Useless Facts: Nuts to you

art by Neal Sternecky

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Admirable Animations - Play Date With Destiny

Show - Tom and Jerry

Season/Episode - Season 4, Episode 43,

Air Date - August 12, 2020

Writer(s) - Stephanie Aurelio

Director(s)/Editor(s) - Darrell Van Citters, Neal Sternecky (Storyboard)

Other Notes - Unlike Baby Puss Cartoon From 1943, This Episode Was Much Pretty much fun, this is like having fun with one of your neighbors, in this episode, Jerry Was Having Fun With One Of Their Neighbors, And That Is Emily. I Find Emily To Be Better Than Nancy From Baby Puss, And Tom And Jerry Tales. And How Much They're Good Together, They Jump In A Trampoline, Blow Bubbles, And Draw A Picture. This Is How This Episode Was Better Than Baby Puss.

Original Meme Template: https://www.deviantart.com/hanneyss/art/Admirable-Animations-Blank-Page-By-Mrenter-d6sg943-480848298

The Tom And Jerry Show Belongs To William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Darrell Van Citters, Renegade Animation, PIP Animation Services Inc. Slap Happy Cartoons Inc. Turner Entertainment Company, Warner Bros. Animation Inc. Cartoon Network, Boomerang, The Cartoon Network, Inc. Warner Bros. Discovery Networks, Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution, Warner Bros. Television Studios, Warner Bros. Television Group, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. WarnerMedia, And Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.

Admirable Animations © Jonathan Rozanski (TheMysteriousMrEnter)

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Looney Tunes #244

Sholly Fisch, Bobbi J. G. Weiss, David Weiss, Craig Boldman (A) David Alvarez, Mike DeCarlo, Neal Sternecky (A/CA) Walter Carzon, Horacio Ottolini In Shops: Jul 25, 2018 SRP: $2.99

Porky is finally taking the plunge and joining a gym! But he gets more than he bargained for, thanks to his new personal trainer, Daffy Duck, whose personal motto is “No pain, no gain, no refunds!” If Porky survives Daffy’s “intensive workout regimen,” he’ll certainly be in shape…but it might just be pretzel-shaped!

Looney Tunes #244 preview. Porky is finally taking the plunge and joining a gym! #comics Looney Tunes #244 Sholly Fisch, Bobbi J. G. Weiss, David Weiss, Craig Boldman (A) David Alvarez, Mike DeCarlo, Neal Sternecky (A/CA) Walter Carzon, Horacio Ottolini…

[pokepony]

Animaniacs Animation Studios: StarToons

Alright, today we got the American studio.

StarToons is a funny case to me. At first, I didn’t like it much ‘cuz of how cartoony the animation was. Like I said, I thought (and still do think) TMS was more “sophisticated” while StarToons was more exaggerated. But over time, I grew to really appreciate it. (But in my defense, the earlier episodes were pretty trash ngl. :P)

The main reason why I appreciate it? Jon McClenahan.

He was the head of the studio and he always encouraged other animators to do a part. It was never just him and he never took outright control of everything, and seeing all their styles only makes me admire it more, especially when they blend together.

Helps that his style is really appealing. Broad faces and expressions (can you tell that I have a big thing for expressions lolll) that give a confident aura to the animation.

Small thing that I grew to love about his style is that Wakko’s hat bill is drawn pointing straight down.

Jeff Siergey’s style is like really liquid-y. His faces have a squishy feel which helps the animation look bouncy.

By contrast, Spike Brandt’s style is more broad (not as much as McClenahan) and more sharp. My favorite part of his is how devious he can make the kids look with the half-circle eyes.

Also, other small thing: in “Macbeth”, I love that Yakko’s ears are drawn in the same angle as he turns his head.

One animator that I’m hella sad that we didn’t get enough was David Pryor.

He joined during season 5 and you can see his work in the Macadamia Nut parody, “Magic Time”, and the “There’s Only One of You” song from “Hooray for North Hollywood Pt. 1″. His designs took inspiration from McClenahan and you can tell by like the head shape, but the more angular look makes it distinct, and I really like it.

Lastly, I want to leave Neal Sternecky as an honorable mention.

In the show, I’ve only recognized his stuff in “Chairman of the Bored” and “Macadamia”, but he’s also featured in the comics. His style is really loose and smooth (I particularly like it in “Macademia”), and I wish we saw more of it in the show.

So sad that they shut down in the same year I was born in yikes. I hope the crew’s doing alright.

Favorite Segments (in episode order)

“Chairman of the Bored” (Ep. 32)

“Ragamuffins” (Ep. 59)

“Dot - The Macadamia Nut” (Ep. 92)

“Magic Time” (Ep. 94)

Very special mention goes to “There’s Only One of You”; I know I said that songs were exempt, but since the rest of the episode is animated by Wang, I figured this was a fitting exception.

[comicarthistory]

Page from The Animaniacs Christmas Special #1. 1994. Art by Neal Sternecky and George Wildman.

[alangocha]

Scientific Animations Without Borders ‘goes Hollywood' for myth-busting COVID-19 animation

SAWBO – a MSU-run program – partnered with Hollywood animator Neal Sternecky to produce an educational COVID-19 video for distribution in Nigeria. from MSUToday - All stories https://ift.tt/3f8BQz6

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By Neal Sternecky, in “Looney Tunes“ #140 (September 2006).

[skullislandproductions]

The “wet cement” image, from my previous post, here, painted by Craig Kelly, as it appears in the credits for “Little Go Beep,” with the list of animators, as well as an acknowledgment to the great Chuck Jones.

[the-gershomite]

Animaniacs #19 November 1996

"The Y Files" (part 1-2 of 4)

written by Dave King illustrated by Charles Adlard

toon art by Neal Sternecky lettered by John Costanza

colored by Jo Meugniot

"Sheep" (part 1-9 of 10)

written by Dave King

illustrated by Omar Aranda & Scott McRae

lettered by Teresa Davidson

colored by Jo Meugniot