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The Jalecki Family & Friends

2007-06-06T22:05:59Z

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'''[[The Jalecki Family & Friends]]''' are one of MANY creations by [[Jamie Malecki]]. Its setting is the Georgian Bay, cottage country (in Central Ontario, though pretend) community of [[Wymbolwoodland]]. The main characters are father/husband [[Jamie Jalecki]], mother/wife [[Janie Jalecki]], and their two children son/brother [[Jimmy Jalecki]], and daughter/sister [[Jan Jalecki]], all-together a family of [[rabbit|jackrabbits]]. In their community, they happily live and enjoy the friendly company and services of their many neighbours and friends, of various creatures and sizes.

== External links ==

* ''[http://www.snowbuni.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?board=art;action=display;num=1086825869 Art a la Jalecki/Malecki!!!]'' - some pictures of the family and friends

[[Category:Rabbit characters]]

Georgey Horsey

2007-04-27T05:11:36Z

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'''Georgey Horsey''' was a talking cartoon horse created by cartoonist [[Jeff Wood|Jeffrey H. Wood]]. He starred in a short series of four digest-size fanzines with "many many" contributors, published from 1983-1987 by [[Pseudo Comics]] (Seattle, WA). The initial print run was estimated at twenty copies, but multiple reprints and revisions followed.

Georgey was set in moderately "real" settings, such as pastures and barns, but was often embroiled in strange adventures (aliens invading the planet, evil rock stars turning the neighborhood children into rock 'n roll zombies, road races with snooty [[anthropomorphic]] import sports cars).

Georgey's owner was [[Elena]], a teenage country girl, and his best friend was [[MetalHorse]], a robotic pony created by a local gadgetmonger.

The original inspiration for the character was derived from a stuffed animal belonging to the artist's younger sister, and later the character was featured in a series of teaching aides for a 4th grade classroom.

According to the author, "Georgey Horsey was my first attempt at a graphic continuity (comics-style) story. Hopefully, the reader will note some improvement in my style since that time."

The character was originally named George the Horse, but was renamed to avoid confusion with [[Arn Saba|Arn Saba's]] [[Neil the Horse]].

==External Links==
* [http://www.snowbuni.com/SB_text/SB_pub.html Jeff Wood's list of publications, including Georgey Horsey]

[[Category:Comics]][[Category:Horse characters]]
[[Category:1983 births]]

Joshua Quagmire

2006-08-19T06:45:58Z

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'''Joshua Quagmire''' (nee '''Richard Lester''') is a [[greymuzzle]] [[furry artist]], best known for his [[character]], [[Cutey Bunny]]. Alternatively known as '''QT Bunny''', he self-published a number of [[comic]]s with her and various supporting characters, dating back to the early 1980's. He also appeared in several early issues of ''[[Huzzah]]'', and ''[[Critters]]'' #1.

Quagmire, who lives in [[wikipedia:Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood]], maintains a Cutey Bunny website, but otherwise has mostly vanished from view.

==Controversy==
Many old-timers in the [[furry fandom]] are aware of Joshua's insistence that some artists are infringing on his copyright and trademark property. In particular, he maintains that cartoonist [[Jeff Wood]] stole his Cutey Bunny character to create [[SnowBuni]]. Wood denies the charges, citing ancestry in [[anime]] fandom, and a substantial publishing history behind his own character. The matter has never been litigated.

== External links ==
* [http://www.cuteybunny.com/ the QUAGMIRE] Joshua Quagmire's web site
* [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.fan.furry/browse_thread/thread/e2a2e2e7e7ab9809/5f001a71b6ecb82d?lnk=gst&q=snowbunni&rnum=3#5f001a71b6ecb82d& Earliest reference to the Quagmire/Wood debacle on [[alt.fan.furry]] ]

[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Comic artists]]
[[Category:California]]

Dean Dodrill

2006-08-03T05:15:00Z

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'''Dean Dodrill''' (a.k.a. '''Noogy''' by many of his friends) is a professional animation [[artist]]. He lives in [[wikipedia:Colorado|Colorado]], and is married to [[Elizabeth Dodrill|Elizabeth]], since early-September 2000.

Dean's dream of becoming an animator all started back during his time of junior-high/high school, when he was much inspired by the [[Foxglove]] [[bat]]-[[character]], from one episode of [[Walt Disney|Disney's]] ''[[Chip'N'Dale's Rescue Rangers]]'' series. He not only began drawing up fan art of Foxglove, but then he slowly began to create his own characters, such as [[Leddinger]], a [[flying squirrel]] dude, and his much beloved pride-and-joy [[Bonnie]], an attractive [[mouse]]-girl, who's created after his own blood-heritage as half-[[wikipedia:Korea|Korean]]. Together, these characters were developed in various film-shorts, such as ''[[Living On A Prayer]]''.

The characters were initially created as short-bodied [[rodent]]s. Since then, Dean has very much evolved his characters to have larger, more [[human]]-like [[anatomy]]. During this time he landed a short-lived job at [[Jagged Edge Studios]] in conjunction with [[Wikipedia:EpicMegaGames|EpicMegaGames]], where he did animation for the [[Jazz Jackrabbit]] video games. Then when it came to doing ''[[Jazz Jackrabbit 2: The Secret Files]]'', he created [[Lori Jackrabbit]], a yellow athletic femme-[[rabbit|jackrabbit]], being Jazz and [[Spaz Jackrabbit|Spaz]]'s sister. Though those characters live on through fans, Epic ended up failing to balance their books and were forced to lay off Dean.

Shortly afterward, Dean would get his well-deserved break at slowly starting to animate his dream-film, ''[[Elysian Tail]]'' (originally titled ''Elysium Tail''), with Elizabeth and himself producing, directing, animating, and voicing the featured characters Bonnie, Leddinger, and [[Tika]]. Many of their fans/friends are impressed by the entire concept of animating this film, not to mention how heroic the characters ought to be.

As Dean continues to tackle ''Elysian Tail'', he has withdrawn from online activities. He plans an online comeback once his current projects are completed.

== External links ==

* [http://noogy.com/ NoogyLand] (currently down, see [http://web.archive.org/web/20041015093840/www.noogy.com/noogy/main.html partial archive])

* [http://www.elysiantail.com/ Elysian Tail] (...back online!)

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[[category:Artists]]
[[Category:Animators]]
[[Category:Colorado]]

User talk:Jhwood9

2006-04-04T05:02:25Z

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Hi there Jhwood - thanks for your contributions to [[Joshua Quagmire]], and welcome to WikiFur! Let me know on my [[User talk:GreenReaper|user talk page]] if you need any [[help]] not already provided. :-) --{{UT|GreenReaper}} 03:00, 11 Oct 2005 (UTC)

== De Nada ==

test test Hmmm, this interface is a lot different than the forum software than I'm used to. --jhw

:Well, this is really just a perversion of the main editing functions in order to make a useful way to talk to other contributors. Not perfect, but it works! Oh, and you can sign your name with three '''~''' marks, or four if you want the date and time, as so: --{{UT|GreenReaper}} 04:09, 11 Oct 2005 (UTC)

The "jhwood9" page should probably auto-link to the existing "Jeffrey H Wood" page, since the content would be identical.

User:Jhwood9

2006-04-04T05:00:36Z

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Jhwood9 is the online handle for cartoonist Jeffrey H Wood, the artist formerly known as BuniMan.