Baby Betty Boop Animation Tank Tops

Baby Betty Boop design for print

Betty Boop Patent Black 1931

Betty Boop

Betty Boop as a hipster...finally!

Betty Boop

Betty Boop in a medium skintone

Betty Boop

Betty Boop

Betty Boop

Betty Boop

Drawing Created by ZenpaiStudios

Betty Boo - 90's pop star. A t-shirt design from one of her hits in a comic style.

ghost dancing animation

Inspired by old movie posters of the '40s.

Betty Boop

Betty Boop

Betty Boop

Betty Boop Gift

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Betty Boop

Betty Boom! original design by Grip Grand. American traditional tattoo drawing of classic Fleischer Studios cartoon legend Betty Boop as a big swinging ball & chain flail mace thing. That gal is a knockout, now show her in style.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Retro Japanese

Parody of Betty Boop

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Jessica Rabbit Retro Japanese

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Go back to black and white cartoons with this reimagining of this popular artist

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Imagine a modern day Betty Boop. She's empowered, fierce, and in her bag.

Mitzi hearts you back!

Inspired by vintage rubber hose cartoons of the 1930s, this graphic by Frank Forte is sure to be a great gift for those who love retro animated cartoons. Frank’s paintings are an assemblage of inspiration from what he grew up watching on TV and reading in comic books. Trying to capture the feeling and emotion of a moving cartoon on a flat canvas, Frank’s work incorporates horrific and twisted subjects in disturbingly bizarre situations. His work has been exhibited at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery, Copro Gallery, Corey Helford Gallery, CASS Contemporary, Dark Art Emporium, Arch Enemy Arts, Phone Booth Gallery, Night Gallery Fine Arts, Cannibal Flower, LTD. Gallery and Hyaena Gallery.

Just an inky, Toony lass.

They're the cat's pajamas!

Inspired by vintage rubber hose cartoons of the 1930s, this graphic by Frank Forte is sure to be a great gift for those who love retro animated cartoons. Frank’s paintings are an assemblage of inspiration from what he grew up watching on TV and reading in comic books. Trying to capture the feeling and emotion of a moving cartoon on a flat canvas, Frank’s work incorporates horrific and twisted subjects in disturbingly bizarre situations. His work has been exhibited at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery, Copro Gallery, Corey Helford Gallery, CASS Contemporary, Dark Art Emporium, Arch Enemy Arts, Phone Booth Gallery, Night Gallery Fine Arts, Cannibal Flower, LTD. Gallery and Hyaena Gallery.

Inspired by vintage rubber hose cartoons of the 1930s, this graphic by Frank Forte is sure to be a great gift for those who love retro animated cartoons. Frank’s paintings are an assemblage of inspiration from what he grew up watching on TV and reading in comic books. Trying to capture the feeling and emotion of a moving cartoon on a flat canvas, Frank’s work incorporates horrific and twisted subjects in disturbingly bizarre situations. His work has been exhibited at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery, Copro Gallery, Corey Helford Gallery, CASS Contemporary, Dark Art Emporium, Arch Enemy Arts, Phone Booth Gallery, Night Gallery Fine Arts, Cannibal Flower, LTD. Gallery and Hyaena Gallery.