Smears, Multiples and Other Animation Gimmicks

Smears, Multiples and Other Animation Gimmicks

“The Lion’s Busy” (1950)
Warner Bros.

“The Lion’s Busy” (1950)

Warner Bros.

“Hare-um Scare-um” (1939)
Warner Bros.

“Hare-um Scare-um” (1939)

Warner Bros.

“The Wise Quacking Duck” (1943)
Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

“The Wise Quacking Duck” (1943)

Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

“The Wise Quacking Duck” (1943)
Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

“The Wise Quacking Duck” (1943)

Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

“Wabbit Twouble” (1941)
Elmer Fudd, Warner Bros.

“Wabbit Twouble” (1941)

Elmer Fudd, Warner Bros.

“Strife with Father” (1950)
Warner Bros.

“Strife with Father” (1950)

Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)
Red Hot Ryder, Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)

Red Hot Ryder, Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)
Red Hot Ryder, Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)

Red Hot Ryder, Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)
Bugs Bunny, Warner Bros.

“Buckaroo Bugs” (1944)

Bugs Bunny, Warner Bros.

“Duck! Rabbit, Duck!” (1953)
Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

“Duck! Rabbit, Duck!” (1953)

Daffy Duck, Warner Bros.

In live-action films, motion blurs are natural occurrences.

In animation, you have to make them from scratch.

And most of them are pieces of art by themselves.

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