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I know I did a thread similar to this but I would like you to name some of your favorite Disney Comics Artists?

Here are my favorite artists

Carl Barks
Don Rosa
William Van Horn
Al Taliaferro
Floyd Gottfredson
Paul Murry
Tony Strobl
Romano Scarpa
Daniel Branca
Vicar
Daan Jippes
Fred Milton
Pat and Carol McGreal
Marco Rota
Pat and Shelly Block

Those are my favorite artists. Now name some of yours.

Roger: You pollute this forum to DEATH with extra threads and extra individual posts. So, we have to scroll down through hundreds of posts or thread titles on pages to get to something we want to read.
Why didn't you just scroll down the old thread title pages until finding your old thread, so all this "information" of which Disney artists forum members like can be TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE? And so our threat title pages can be shorter. The same consideration should be made by everyone. We are not singling you out here (other than for your addition of comments like: "I didn't know that.", or "I don't speak X language, and so, can't answer your question.").
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE consider that many of us members have busy lives, and don't have time to browse through extra pages of thread titles, or posts on thread pages, that are of no interest to us.
I suggest that all other members also look up old "identically-titled' threads and "resurrect" them, rather than starting a new, identical thread,- not only to keep down the number of forum threads, but also to keep similar information together in one place for interested people to find easily.
Thank you. And no personal offence intended. We are only trying to be practical.

Thanks for the link, MexicanFan!
I'll have to check if there is a similar Mouse thread to add a link to it here before this one is closed.

Quote from user: Roger NorthQuote from user: Robb_KRoger: You pollute this forum to DEATH with extra threads and extra individual posts. So, we have to scroll down through hundreds of posts or thread titles on pages to get to something we want to read.

Why didn't you just scroll down the old thread title pages until finding your old thread, so all this "information" of which Disney artists forum members like can be TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE? And so our threat title pages can be shorter. The same consideration should be made by everyone. We are not singling you out here (other than for your addition of comments like: "I didn't know that.", or "I don't speak X language, and so, can't answer your question.").

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE consider that many of us members have busy lives, and don't have time to browse through extra pages of thread titles, or posts on thread pages, that are of no interest to us.

I suggest that all other members also look up old "identically-titled' threads and "resurrect" them, rather than starting a new, identical thread,- not only to keep down the number of forum threads, but also to keep similar information together in one place for interested people to find easily.

Thank you. And no personal offence intended. We are only trying to be practical.
I don't mean to pollute this thread. I just think there are some interesting topics that haven't been discussed yet. It's attitudes like yours that made me erase those previous threads to begin with.
Roger: Sorry. I didn't know you erased the previous thread. I was only mentioning that you should find and use existing older threads, rather than starting a new identical topic thread. I apologise. Then, this thread is fine, as it is now the only place to answer your question.

Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KI suggest that all other members also look up old "identically-titled' threads and "resurrect" them, rather than starting a new, identical thread,- not only to keep down the number of forum threads, but also to keep similar information together in one place for interested people to find easily.
I'm afraid I plead guilty to that in part. I started a whole new "show art" thread, since I felt I'd limited
the other one too much. If Olivier or any of the moderators would like to move that thread back, this is okay with me. ;)
Lady Quackly: Your having started the new "Show Art" thread was practical (and probably necessary), as the first one was now cumbersome and hard to load, due to its great memory size. The Administrators should find a way to keep together, same topic threads that have to be separated, due to their size.
Thank you, Robb_K. :) I did notice the other one was getting pretty long, and people kept apologizing that no ducks or mice were in the art (which really didn't matter anyway). I'll also start squeezing down some of the pictures I load, or just put the links to them (which would make more sense anyway, since practically all of them are over at other websites).

Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KLady Quackly: Your having started the new "Show Art" thread was practical (and probably necessary), as the first one was now cumbersome and hard to load, due to its great memory size. The Administrators should find a way to keep together, same topic threads that have to be separated, due to their size.
Thank you, Robb_K. :) I did notice the other one was getting pretty long, and people kept apologizing that no ducks or mice were in the art (which really didn't matter anyway). I'll also start squeezing down some of the pictures I load, or just put the links to them (which would make more sense anyway, since practically all of them are over at other websites).
Maybe the administrators can keep a mega thread together, separated into sub threads that can't be added to, once they get to a given size, but can be looked at, by clicking on a link inside the "master thread". Then, one could see ALL previously-submitted drawings, in one place, rather than having to scroll back through the entire history of this website, looking for the older threads.
That would be great. It is a little hard on the eyes to scroll down so far.

Romano Scarpa, Carl Barks, Luciano Bottaro, Floyd Gottfredson. Are there any others?
Just kidding.
There are many lesser known artists who have done fantastic stories, like Guido Chierchini. Onofrio Bramante has a very personal style and is always interesting.
Massimo de Vita has done too much, just like Cavazanno, but they are both geniuses, nothing less.
Giovan Battista Carpi is maybe a little less gifted but he's always reliable and has penned some true masterworks.