Name/Title
Roger Rabbit Animation Drawing (Tummy Trouble)Description
Roger Rabbit Animation Drawing (Tummy Trouble)
Production drawing for Tummy Trouble
Walt Disney / Amblin Entertainment
1989
Graphite and blue pencil on 12-field animation paper
This original animation drawing features Roger Rabbit from Tummy Trouble (1989), the first theatrical short produced following the success of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). The drawing presents Roger in a confident, expressive pose and was created as part of the studio animation process for the short, which was released theatrically in the United States and later internationally.
Executed in graphite and blue pencil on standard animation paper, the drawing is marked “76” in the lower right corner, indicating its position within the animation sequence. Blue pencil was commonly used in animation production for planning motion and expression prior to final cleanup and inking. The half-figure composition fills the frame area and reflects performance-driven character animation typical of the period.
Physical characteristics such as reinforced pegholes, faint wrinkles, edge wear, and light toning are consistent with active use in studio production. The image area measures approximately 8.5 × 9 inches.
Condition: Good; typical handling and edge wear, peghole reinforcement, faint age-related toning and minor wrinkling near the left edge, consistent with animation studio use.Create Date
August 20, 2025Update Date
December 21, 2025