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Did it ever occur to anyone else how much these two characters look alike? I can remember as a little kid watching Looney Tunes thinking that the Sniffles cartoons were actually Fievel cartoons. Now I'm convinced David Kirschner must have used Sniffles as a model when creating Fievel.
As for the art itself, not sure if it's really my best, it was originally colored with color pencils and it looked pretty decent, but the scan looked horrible so I tried to doctor it with MS paint...and this was the best I could get. I may try to do a better job on it and redraw it, it's one of those drawings that look much better shrunk down small >.>
Fievel is copyright Universal Studios
Sniffles is copyright Warner Bros.
As for the art itself, not sure if it's really my best, it was originally colored with color pencils and it looked pretty decent, but the scan looked horrible so I tried to doctor it with MS paint...and this was the best I could get. I may try to do a better job on it and redraw it, it's one of those drawings that look much better shrunk down small >.>
Fievel is copyright Universal Studios
Sniffles is copyright Warner Bros.
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It's very uncanny on how they favor each other. When I first saw the movie flyer for An American Tail: Fievel Goes West in 1991, I immediately thought the mouse on the flyer was Sniffles. This was because I didn't know who Fievel was at that time. But, after I watched Fievel Goes West, I then began to learn about Fievel. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Mr. Bluth might have been watching Looney Tunes when he first drew Fievel.