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Pindal

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Pin´dal
n.1.(Bot.) The peanut (Arachis hypogæa); - so called in the West Indies.


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Ryan's first assignments," says former head of English animation, Robert Verrall, "involved the talents of Rend Jodoin, Sidney Goldsmith, Kaj Pindal and others, not bad company for a 19-year-old apprentice.
Soon afterwards, Driessen joined Jodoin's unit which included such auteurs as Kaj Pindal, fellow Dutchman Co Hoedeman and Czech emigre Bretislaw Pojar.
In addition to stills from dozens of animated films, readers of Cartoon Capers will be rewarded with such unique products of Mazurkewich's research as an original drawing by NFB legend Kaj Pindal, a page from a 1960s underground comic by Oscar-winner John Weldon and a Christmas card that John Kricfalusi, of "Ren and Stimpy" fame, designed for Bob "Beany and Cecil" Clampett.
 
 
 
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