CXC 2021: The Semiology of Mickey Mouse @CXCFestival
CXC 2021: The Semiology of Mickey Mouse  @CXCFestival
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How did a mischievous mouse designed by Ub Iwerks evolve into a globally recognized symbol, beloved by radically diverse groups?

Join cartoonist Shary Flenniken (Trots and Bonnie) for an energetic exploration of how cartoonists leverage shape and line to create images we simply receive and instantly recognize. Learn about Shary’s experiences working with the Air Pirates, a group of cartoonists who published the parody comic Air Pirate Funnies, which led to a famous lawsuit by Walt Disney Production. This is an exciting opportunity to enrich your understanding of the visual language of cartoons and cartooning history.

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Video production by Nicolettecinemagraphics: nicolettecinemagraphics.com
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