By now many of you have probably read obituaries for British illustrator Ronald Searle, who passed away late last year. All I can add here ...

One time during the early eighties when I met up with Milt Kahl in San Francisco, I asked him for a sketch of one of his characters. He felt...

I have a couple of books illustrated by Brenda E. Spender, the following images are from "Important People" from 1930. Her work ha...

Just returned from A New Year's weekend at Walt Disney World in Orlando. The parks were packed, but it was still a lot of fun to spend t...

Let's stay with "Sword in the Stone" for a moment. Juan Alfonso asked to see some squirrel sketches from this film, so here ...

Merry Christmas to everybody who celebrates this holiday. I have always liked this photo of Walt Disney presenting "The Sword in the S...

I am absolutely thrilled to be nominated for an Annie Award for my work on Tigger in the feature film "Winnie the Pooh". It was i...

I got this beautiful Fred Moore drawing at a recent auction, and I love it. It's from the short "Society Dog Show" 1939. Micke...

Remember the great TV parody sequence in "101 Dalmatians" called "What's My Crime?" ? Even if you have never seen th...