A Chuck Jones Tribute

www.fartoons.net - A fan-edited musical tribute to legendary 'Looney Tunes' animation director Chuck Jones. Edited by Ryan Wells.

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[nuclearzeon]

I saw some of your cartoons, and you are a talented animator! I'm glad to see that you respect another really talented animator! And one of the greatest in history!

[fartoons]

@nuclearzeon Thank you!

[idonteven333]

what software did you use to make the music in the background?

[fartoons]

@idonteven333 I downloaded the song a long time ago, but I added the music to the video in Adobe Premiere.

[fartoons]

@idonteven333 I downloaded the song a long time ago, but I added the music to the video in Adobe Premiere.

[SuperJNG18]

Just one complaint: o fall the Chuck Jones cartoons, how could you forget to include What's Opera Doc and One Froggy Evening?

[fartoons]

@SuperJNG18 I didn't forget, I tried to add them both but the quality of the videos were too screwed up. (Adobe Premiere sucks).

[click4mychannel]

Bob Clampett > Chuck Jones

[rockdontrun]

AMAZINGLY edited, Ryan! That actually made me almost cry a little.

[Haveacarrot]

It would be cool if you could've added some of his VERY first cartoons like from 1936. I was just looking at some of his early stuff today and comparing it with the clips you featured. I think the video was wicked anyway, though! Nice going, and long live Chuck Jones in cartoon history!

[SuperJNG18]

@fartoons Alright. I'm letting it slide because you did remember so many other classics. Kudos especially for using some really good ones like Mississippi hare, Bunny Hugged, Rabbit of Seville, Drip-Along daffy, and in my opinion the greatest Looney Tune ever: Long-haired Hare.