There are a few days left to visit an exhibition in Arlington, Texas. The title says it all, plenty of gorgeous original art from countles...

Back row:  Chuck Gammage, animator - Phil Nibbelink, animator - Don Hahn, animation producer  Middle row: Ken Ralston, visual effects superv...

I recently came across this fabulous Russian artist who worked on several editions of Kipling's The Jungle Book. Vatagin lived from 1884...

  Disney's Bambi premiered 80 years ago. Originally not a boxoffice success, it now ranks among the most beautiful films of all time. Th...

These drawings didn't make it into the Jungle Book exhibition.  We had so much great material, we could not include all of it. Most of t...

Milt Kahl sent this magnificent drawing of Bagheera to one lucky person called Emil. Probably in 1965. In studying the sketch I think this m...

I just received an advance copy of the catalogue/book about the Jungle Book exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum. 192 pages. It could...

I see all kinds of merchandise with characters I was involved with. This one stuck out to me. I am not sure if it is licensed by Disney...bu...

A while ago I posted about an Ollie Johnston scene featuring the snake Sir Hiss. I find the depiction of a snake acting like a human utterly...

A beautiful sketchbook page by German illustration genius Wilhelm M. Busch. I would date these drawings to the 1970s, early 1980s. There are...

  When The Jungle Book premiered in Germany in 1968 I had to have the merchandise that came along with the new Disney release.. One of my fa...

  The Walt Disney Family Museum opened on October 1, 2009. Here is a pic from one of the opening ceremonies. Museum founder Diane Disney Mil...

How about this great idea for entering The Jungle Book exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum? I knew we were somehow going to use the ...

This scene in which King Louie is offering Mowgli "two bananas" was animated vertically on 16 field paper. It makes sense, because...