Excellent

So where's the part where there's an obvious and preachy moral which overshadows or detracts from the beautiful animation and loveable characters?

That's a really well drawn car.

Dude that's just so cute!
Props homes.

Great collaboration you two.

Oh my bloomers, it's a Stanley Steamer!!

Excellent drawing!

The shame of it, I don't think I've ever seen a picture on this website so full of smut!

The car looks so crisp!

Grand work.

Very nice. You posted this not long after I finally saw my first Miyazaki film.

I really. REALLY like this one!

I've gotten up close and personal with a Stanley Steamer before. Those things are more visceral than any "car" I've seen today that claims to give you "the true driving experience."
No. Driving 150MPH (or MPG) is not the true driving experience. Feeling the wind in your hair as you chuf-chuf-chuf along, knowing that you took the half an hour necessary to get it going, is the true driving experience. It's what lets you know that this is not just a magic box that goes fast. It's a machine.

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That wasn't supposed to be so venomous. I was trying to compliment your work, and... oh well, I'll let it pass.

though amazingly, a Stanley Steamer hit 120+ mph in 1906 which I can only imagine was a bowel-emptying experience.

Sweet mercy!

Wow... this was in the days when a gasoline-powered car could barely top 60.

the top speed of the original Model T was 28 mph :)

That's really excellent!

*blushes and covers eyes* Hee hee...

Very nice experiment, it turned out well - I definitely thought of Miyazaki when I saw that background (and her expression and hat).

I definitely love this picture...the simple shading and the background make it lovely.

And the car is done so well, too. It's a great piece.

Great detail on the car; looks like it could be pretty fun there. :D

One thing that popped in my head when I saw this car was, " Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.." lol....