Bip Bip et Coyote

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Les deux personages face à face,Coyote (à gauche) et son Némésis Bip Bip (à droite)

Créateurs

La série animé des Bip Bip et Coyote (Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote en anglais) a été conçu et réalisé par Chuck Jones et Michael Maltesse et elle est apparu pour la première fois en 1949 lors de l'episode 'Fast and Furry-ous' parmi les desin animés%%.

Déscriptions Physiques

Coyote

Le personage est basé sur l'animal qui port le même nom. Un coyote, est un canin endémique et originaire dans l'amerique du nord.

Bip Bip

Le personage

Liste d'Episodes

1. Sep. 1949, 'Fast and Furry-ous', 6 minutes 55 secondes

Citations des Créateurs

Chuck Jones (animateur)

• The coyote is quite an elegant character, but because of his build he has a problem conveying what he feels he is. In silhouette he looks like a dissolute Bugs [Bunny].

• The ragged tail was inspired by Japanese paintings of stormy oceans. When the Japanese artist wants to make a breaking wave frightening, he draws it like hostile claws rather than in the softer Western way. If you have a boat hanging on top of a wave in a Japanese painting, you know it’s going to go over. These are waves to die on, not to surf on. The normal way to draw the tail of any animal, from a squirrel to a dog, is to make it round and soft like the Western waves; reversing this created the Coyote’s tail. It is the difference between concave curves and convex curves, between the cuddly and the ratty.

• The Road Runner did not change a lot visually over the years; he has very little personality, as he is a force. I tell students that the secret of drawing the Road Runner is learning how to draw dust: just draw a cloud of dust and hook a Road Runner onto it.

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