Here is a small selection of various art from 101 Dalmatians. This was Disney's first animated feature set in a modern, contemporary setting, and you can see a sense of excitement and experimentation in the artists' work. The image above from the film's opening sequence shows what animation does best,
a terrific personality idea presented in clear, fresh graphic form.
Ken Anderson came up with these character two doodles.
A few examples of Bill Peet's extraordinary story sketches, beautifully staged and full of personality.
These illustrations appeared in a children's book that was published around the film's release.
I love the restricted two-tone approach to the paintings.
Some of Frank Thomas' early studies which show his attempt at giving human emotions to a Dalmatian.
The official studio stationary which announced the arrival of a whole new (and different) Disney animated film. One of the best motion pictures ever made, in my opinion.
When a documentary was included with the DVD, I was so surprised to learn Walt Disney was so disappointed by the film. Yes, stylistically the film was a departure from the previous films, but what display of expression from the artists. I wonder if I hadn't grown up with it, might I have a different view point. I believe it is as brilliant today as it was then. A masterpiece.
ReplyDeleteBy far, one of my favorite animated features, and what an amazing group of people on that film. Wish today's movies would push the boundaries like this one did. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore that piece of concept art at the top of the page! Who was the artist that did it?
ReplyDeleteDon't know, wished I could tell you.
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