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MORE UPA. I have looked all over the net but I can't find any web pages containing work from the UPA or any in depth information on it. Tell us more of the UPA please!
Mr. Deitch-
Hi, it's me, Pietro again. I just wanted to tell you that I saw my name in a review of your new book. Very cool. But, I have something to say, I have a new website address for my
tribute page about you:
http://felix_cartoons.tripod.com/deitch/deitch.htm
Just thought you'd like to know.
- Pietro
Gene - You continue to refere to Charlote's Web as a failure, yet I cannot see how it was a failure on your part. You took a chance and did your very best to make sure it happened, and it's definantly not a failure on your part. You made sure you were financially covered. Plus you got to dream of that beautiful picture and work with E.B. White. Both of which are very good things that would not have happened had you not tried. All in all, I think you came out above where you started. You were a success. The failure was with the creepy dishonest business men (who will never really appreciate art any way).