Cartoon Cartoons

their mouth. The advertisement for Extra Gum, “The Story of Sarah and Juan” displays a sweet story two people falling in love as the years pass. The commercial begins with a smitten high school girl offering her crush a piece of gum. Juan doodles cartoons on the gum wrappers as their relationship grows deeper. When watching this advertisement for the first time, my heart felt so warm. The story is not only built around love, but the simplicity of sharing. The advertisement gives me urge to share…

In the cartoon “Email Severs Dominoes” by Jeff Poterba, the author is claiming that as Hillary’s Clinton email servers’ situation is falling apart, she is trying her best to keep up the story she has told the public. The cartoon shows email servers lined up falling like dominoes and Hillary Clinton standing at the end trying to keep the servers from falling. Koterba argues that Clinton is not stating the truth by ignoring voters concerns about what were in the emails she sent/received. While…

enjoy this arrangement and performance. A Cartoon Christmas (Arr. Michael Story) This song is complete Christmas imagery. Each song was a was a Claymation cartoon Christmas song. I recognized each song and thought about moments of Christmas that I love and where I’ve heard those songs. Between each song it had great transition, great flow so that it wasn’t choppy. Frosty the snowman, very classical other Christmas tunes that don’t really have an exact cartoon but are always in the air around…

multiple times to create a new outlook on the women in their favor. They wanted the women to be a housewife and serve her family, but at the same time wanted her to be eager to do what the state tells them to do (). The way women were represented in cartoons were unreasonable and contradicted everything the fascist state…

The Life and Accomplishments of Walt Disney The name Disney is a name that almost everyone has heard before. While a majority of the population does not know much about Walt Disney himself, his legacy lives on and continues to impact the lives of many people today. The name Disney brings back many happy childhood memories and has a positive connotation for many people. Through his work in animation, film making, and creation of the theme park, Disneyland, he has left a lasting marking on…

up an action-figure hero to the youth of the Mission District. Victorion is destined to stomp out contractors, like those officials depicted in Baca’s work, who are tearing apart homes in order to try to “rejuvenate” the neighborhood. His use of cartoon style calls upon young audiences to intervene in the new business and community constructions. By targeting primarily on young audiences, he gives the message that gentrification is not something that only has…

have a “reasoned and professional judgment” (Document B), but I cannot say the same for juries. A jury is by no means professional, as they are random citizens that know from a range of nothing about law or omniscient about law. This is proven by cartoon 1 of Document where near three-fourths of the jury are focusing on something other than the trial (Document…

advocate for their rights. "I Wonder If It Is Really Becoming" is a political cartoon that was created with the intention to further the suffrage movement, and to inspire women to fight for their right to vote. The creator of this document took her stance in a bold, compelling way. Therefore, the author of this document successfully achieved her goal of creating an attention grabbing and inspirational political cartoon. It is obvious that the author of this document was female from her use of…

The cartoon shows a wolf (Nazi Germany), a bear (Soviet Russia) and Little Red Riding Hood who is Poland. For a historian the limitations are it is only about Russia, Germany and Poland which means that the historian does not know what the reactions are for the…

rights to some of Disney’s cartoons. Instead of giving up with their careers right then and there, Walt and Roy began working on cartoons with a character called Mickey Mouse. However, when looking for a company to produce the cartoons featuring Mickey Mouse, Disney was turned down by MGM Studios after they told him that a giant mouse on screen would terrify audiences. Despite this harsh criticism, Walt pushed and pushed for his cartoons to be produced. Many of his cartoons, including the…