Ferdinand the bulls

Here is a nice pencil as Ferdinand starts to inhale... Ferdinand Smelling Flowers While looking through a few books, I found similar images in Thomas & Johnston's book and in Canemaker's as well. Upon closer inspection, Thomas & Johnston and Canemaker used the same image. I think their image of Ferdinand is better than the one I have, but this is a pretty good image. Thomas & Johnston Book From “Ferdinand the Bull” (1938). Ferdinand drawn by Milt Kahl. Thomas, Frank & Johnston, Ollie. Too…

If you have children or have ever been a child you’re probably very familiar with the story of Ferdinand The Bull or as the book is properly titled, The Story of Ferdinand.

Today's vintage children's book, Ferdinand, is a redo from 2010. My scanner was not working properly at the time and threw a pink cast on every page. This post has all new scans and most of the illustrations from the book, plus the story itself, which is very entertaining. I kept the text in it's original format so not to lose the rhythm of the story. "There was a little bull and his name was Ferdinand." "All the other little bulls he lived with would run and jump and butt their heads…

Ferdinand bull

Ferdinand is the titular main protagonist of the film of the same name and of the book that the film is based on, The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf. Ferdinand is a big bull with a big heart who would rather smell flowers than participate in bullfighting. He was mistaken for a dangerous beast and taken from his home to be made into a fighting bull. Ferdinand is voiced by John Cena as an adult and Colin H. Murphy as a calf. Ferdinand's character design took a year and a half to complete…

Ferdinand bull tattoo

In 1936 the book, The Story of Ferdinand, was published. Two years later, Disney turned it into an Oscar-winning short film. Now, the beloved story has gotten its first major movie adaptation.

Guapo is a bull and a main character in Ferdinand. He is voiced by Peyton Manning as an adult and Jet Jurgensmeyer as a calf. Guapo was born, raised, and grew up in a ranch called Casa del Toro owned by Moreno that trains bulls to become fighters in the arena along with other calves: Ferdinand, Valiente, and Bones. Guapo spent more time butting heads with the others while Ferdinand preferred to sniff flowers instead; given his pacifism, an action which earned him a mockery from everyone…

First Publishing by Viking Press 1936. This edition published by Grosset & Dunlap. A classic which may be better known for the short Disney cartoon based on it called Ferdinand the Bull. Story-…