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Featuring a cool animation style inspired by Al Hirschfeld, fantastic songs, and some of Disney’s best comedy mainly from Robin Williams’ incomparable Genie, #Aladdin is a true landmark of @DisneyAnimation released to theaters 30 years ago today.
#Aladdin30thAnniversary
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@inkskxtch reminds me of the same thing happening with bill cipher, so alex hirsch made the canon human bill the most grotesque thing imaginable for shits and giggles
"Black Frieza portrait Pendleton Ward Tim Burton Alex Hirsch Pixar SAYED HAIDER RAZA lifelike Max Beckmann Paul Serusier mannerism Anna Poded..." - made with @NightCafeStudio
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#aiart #nightcafe #digitalart https://t.co/pbUdhk5Ocq
Going live with POTIONOMICS. I heard this game has the gay but also capitalism so it's impossible to tell if it's good or bad. Either way, I made some hot coco and I'm ready to get comfy.
ttv: rickihirsch
Not all monsters are scary! This big fluffy red one by Rebecca S. Hirsch is rather kid-friendly! 😄
Check out her #portfolio 👉 https://t.co/MSNsHhd6G8
#kidlitart
Coming today @mershoncenter @osuhistorydept @ASCatOSU: "Comics, Security, and the American Mission" Virtual Keynote w/Paul Hirsch - November 3, 2022 at 5:30pm ET, free, remote, public, w/registration
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BIG NEWS!
This Sunday Oct 30th 6PM EST, I'll be Co-Commentating for @/Ricki_Hirsch_'s GUILTY DEER Xrd charity event! It'll be sporting a $100 prize pool and an extra $100 for every 32 entrants! All entry fees go toward the "National Network of Abortion Funds"!
And now, my annual Halloween plea to the powers-that-be to release a remastered physical copy of the goofy, nostalgic and classic 1979 TV special The Halloween That Almost Wasn't aka The Night Dracula Saved The World starring Judd Hirsch as Count Dracula.
If you know, you know.
Alex Hirsch has created one of the best Disney Cartoons Gravity Falls, but he also voiced some of Disney Channel’s most memorable characters
Al Hirschfeld drew Telly and George Savalas for TV Guide in 1977, the same year he did the cover for Aerosmith's Draw the Line.