Lafem: Thanx Graphikdon. Your observation about my style and its influences is spot-on. Styles vary from artist to artist and can be blended as needed. Mine's a hybrid of the rich "Golden Age" styles of Disney, Warner Bros., and the Fleischer brothers studios, all combined with my own innate style. As you already know, a [cartoon] animator is an actor [with a pencil or computer] as well as an entertainer whose primary objective [and challenge] should be to arrest/captivate his audience's attention via his character(s)' ability to successfully [and clearly] deliver or convey a story/message.

As an artist/cartoonist/animator, I strive to incorporate humour into the very 'soul' of a lot of my characters [especially with respect to their body proportions, posture, and demeanor; all these are essential to establishing a character's personality], as I've found humour to be a most effective tool in helping to sustain one's audience's attention without compromising the essense of the story. That you find my characters captivating enoff to conjure animated images in your mind is most gratifying to know , and tells me that I achieved my aim. Once again, Merci!

sheyma: Hey guyz nice work, is there anybody in the house who can do a 10min animation of a script I have, its business as usual.you can mail me @ dejitoye71@gmail.com. Hoping to hear from anyone good @ it.cheers

xl_2dpeak: I'm looking forward to learning 2d/3d animation, I tried installing 3dmax bt I was avn issues, ar there other possible option or possible hardware requirements that is needed. I want to also know if it is required for one to be good with drawing b4 one could venture into 3d animations.