Here it is at last, the book on Bob Clampett. You can order it here: https://stuartngbooks.com/…/welcome-to-wackyland-the…
Reg Hartt Presents Bob Clampett Animation Workshops:
Imagine you’re 10 to 20, there are no journalists, no teachers, no animation historians asking everything BUT the questions you want to ask.
No Leonard Maltin. No Charles Solomon. No Jerry Beck (these are all good people). Not even me, the host.
Just you, a bunch of kids like you and one of the greatest creators in animation ever.
I was bored to tears by all the conventional interviews.
I felt if I let the kids ask the questions they wanted to ask I would get gold.
I had a friend there to record them.
I didn’t get gold.
I got rhodium (that is way more valuable than gold).
I posted this on the web so kids like you could listen.
Bob Clampett at The John Leach Animation Studio Toronto 1979:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwdDLZHRPXE
Bob Clampett at Reg Hartt’s ANIMAFEASTIVAL 1979:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkvcLCIYf8E
Bob’ long gone, His spirit endures.
Of a wild crew Bob was not only the wildest he was the most generous.
Here is the world acclaimed my personal friend and mentor Jane Jacobs (author of THE DEATH AND LIFE OF GREAT AMERICAN CITIES) welcoming Bob Clampett to Toronto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Jacobs
When I asked her to welcome Bob Jane said, “I know nothing about Bob Clampett. I do know about you and the value you have brought to this city. I will speak about your value to this city.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P99Ru45TVvc
Her books are the most important you will 
read. Get them.
