Great sketches :D also I love how Huge came out. The scarfed fox is also cute :D.

I love all of these!!!

I see  bocian ;) Very cute drawins!

My favourite one is that one!

Bottom right" yay for cylinders! I don't collect them though, just records.

Wouldn't cylinders be hard to get? I never looked into it. I own several records, but no record player :( I wouldn't have space to put it in my room either.

You can find cylinders and players if you're willing to spend big bucks. I mostly do yard sales, charity bazaars and a few flea markets, but I don't go where the antiques are. I did see cylinders once, a whole box of them, but that's it.

Record players are easy to get in garage sales, at least, in my area. I don't recommend buying a new one because they're poorly built and you pay extra just for USB adaptability. All you really need is a turntable and something you can connect it to, like a mixer or an old receiver with a phono input.

You kids these days and your new-fangled shellac recording discs!

I once over a decade ago found a box of cylinders at the thrift store. Alas, I was a young bun back then, and sadly couldn't really spare the money back then. Same thing around the same time when I found a box of piano rolls there. To this day I regret passing up on both of those simply due to being poor. :(

But, yes! Yay for cylinders! :D

Do you have any idea until when they produced cylinders at all? I know at one point they were ditched and replaced by records because of the short playtime. Records back then were worse quality though, for as far as I know, so I wonder how good the best quality cylinders sounded.

Alas, I don't think I could really tell you much that you can't find out on Wikipedia. I actually don't know a whole lot about these cylinders. :) Though as I understand, disc machines were cheaper, and discs are a lot easier and more convenient to store. I think I heard that part of it was marketing as well. In this early format war, Edison saw it as a dictation machine, and the first big selling popular music was on disc. I could be remembering wrong though!

I think I heard this on a very fascinating 5-part documentary on the record industry, Twighlight of the Gods ( http://historyofrecording.org/ ). Unfortunately it seems you are not allowed to listen to it outside of Canada. Maybe I can see if any of my Canadian friends could help me get my hands on it, as I would love to hear it again.

Oh! I found them in a listenable location! I highly recommend these if you are at all interested in the history of the record industry! :)

Twilight of the Gods (spelling win, this time!) in 5 parts, about 55 minutes each.

http://soundcloud.com/rm-harris/twi.....gods-program-1
http://soundcloud.com/rm-harris/twi.....gods-program-2
http://soundcloud.com/rm-harris/twi.....gods-program-3
http://soundcloud.com/rm-harris/twi.....gods-program-4
http://soundcloud.com/rm-harris/twi.....gods-program-5

Yeah, i'm looking good tonight...well, at least my cloths.

Perfect!

Ah, looks as awesome as I hoped ^_^
Thanks alot!

If thats FoxJump I simply love his!
And the fennec fox, so cyuuute ; 3;

Great work as always! I especially like the last one with the old Phonograph. Good object study on that.

Wow, these are fantastic!

They look cute

If any of these needed an eraser for any reason at all, it doesn't show. Not even remotely.

Your style is so solid and cheerful, it always brings me a smile. :)

so much adorable squeezed into a single page :D

Ah man I find ballpoint exceptionally useful for getting over artblocks and stress! These are fantastic by the way, really incredible and challenging looking!