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**Original Oil Painting — Wile E. Coyote & Road Runner | Art by Tommy Alvarez**
Just in time for the new movie — own a one-of-a-kind, hand-painted original oil painting of two of the most iconic characters in animation history: Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner. This original work was created by Tommy Alvarez, a professional cartoonist and graphic arts educator with over 30 years of experience — trained personally by **Frank Giacoia of Marvel Comics** and **Joe Giella of DC Comics**. This isn't a print. It isn't a reproduction. It's a genuine, signed original oil painting by an artist with deep roots in the golden age of American comics and animation.
**Details:**
- **Medium:** Oil on canvas**
- **Size:** **12" x 48" (1 foot by 4 feet)**
- **Condition:** Excellent — ready to display
- **Framed:** **No (but frameable)**
- **Signed:** Yes, by the artist
Whether you're a lifelong Looney Tunes fan or just hyped for the new film, this piece is a conversation starter and a collector's item. Only one exists — once it's gone, it's gone. **Ships carefully packaged to arrive safely. Certificate of Authenticity included.** Go to www.treasuredtoons.com to order.

In this 31st Treasured Toons episode, we explore the significant impact of "World War 2" on the animation industry. This "history" documentary details how studios like "warner bros" contributed to the war effort, showcasing a "Merrie Melodies" cartoon from 1943. We examine how these "classic cartoons" served a broader purpose during this pivotal time, becoming "classic movies" in their own right. This video was created by Treasured Toons LLC. The place where you find your favorite, classic cartoon characters that defined your childhood. Come visit our website at www.treasuredtoons.com, and take a look at the original fine art of classic animated cartoons. Of course, remember to click on like, and especially, subscribe to show your interest in these videos and support Treasured Toons!
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In this 28th Treasured Toons episode, we dive into the "animation history" of 1940, exploring the bustling activity both in front of and behind the cameras. We showcase clips featuring beloved characters like "Tom & Jerry" and other "old cartoons" from this pivotal year. This "animated short" offers a glimpse into the "classic cartoons" that defined the "1940s" animation industry. This video was created by Treasured Toons, LLC. The place where you find your favorite, classic cartoon characters that defined your childhood. Come take a look and remember to click on like, and especially, subscribe!

Something very exciting is coming really soon! Have you ever thought that you wanted to be able to draw cartoons? Well, keep watching this channel because a very special opportunity will be offered to you in episode 29. You definitely don't want to miss out on this incredible journey. You can also go to www.treasuredtoons.com/masterclass/ and see what it's all about. You won't be disappointed.

Welcome back! In this 24th episode, we tackle the "history" of 1937, a year bustling with events, presented with a slight apology for my recent absence. This installment of Treasured Toons' "History of Animated Cartoons" combines discussion with clips from various "animated" shorts, offering a glimpse into the "classic animation" of the era. You'll see characters by a body of water and even a diagram explaining animation "layering technique" from this pivotal year.
This video was created by Treasured Toons, LLC. The place where you find your favorite, classic cartoon characters that defined your childhood. Visit www.treasuredtoons.com Come take a look and remember to click on like, and especially, subscribe! 😀
Check out this latest episode in The History of Animated Cartoons right now on YouTube.

I have to apologize for missing last week's episode of "The History of Animated Cartoons". I tried something new and felt that I was spreading myself too thin, so I decided to stick with only the history videos. This will allow me to create my paintings, that you may purchase at www.treasuredtoons.com, and drawings and still create each week's episode of The History of Animated Cartoons. So, check in this evening for the latest episode. You won't be disappointed.

Enjoy Treasured Toons' Episode 23: History of Animated Cartoons! This episode explores 1936, a year that felt like the calm before a storm, offering a glimpse into "1930s life" through various visuals. This "historical" account uses "archive footage" to provide a deeper understanding of the era. This "history documentary" delves into the nuances of a pivotal year, using "old film" to illustrate the impending changes.
This video was created by Treasured Toons, LLC. The place where you find your favorite, classic cartoon characters that defined your childhood. Come take a look and remember to click on like, and especially, subscribe!
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