Character Studies of the Do-Do

Now I know these aren't mine for it's been drawn by somebody 76 years before, but here’s a treat for you guys:

A series of character studies by Ray Katz or Bob Clampett of the Do-Do from the 1938 Bob Clampett Short, Porky in Wackyland.

I wish I include this Do-Do character for my lifelong dream project (and intended epic masterpiece) Dexter’s Odyssey (itself a very ambitious attempt to transform the 1990s kids cartoon show Dexter’s Laboratory into a monumental epic film done on a very grand epic scale and scope (and done along the lines of epic movies like Gladiator, Lord of the Rings, Lawrence of Arabia, Spartacus, Ben-Hur and The Ten Commandments), even if, technically, it would also be a largely 2d hand drawn animated cartoon feature film project with some CGI thrown in (and done more along the lines of Samurai Jack than Dexter's Lab itself)), and I also hope for the Do-Do from Porky in Wackyland to also become an indispensable guide as well as a formidable and crucial ally for Dexter, his sister Dee Dee and Dee Dee’s friends Mee Mee and Lee Lee as they head towards their ultimate, epic, titanic showdown against Mandark (a rival neighbor of Dexter’s who've gone evil and power-mad and who excites a desire to launch against the free world a mighty war machine mixing his abuse of high technology with great, terrible magic).