Last Saturday I attended an outdoor screening of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in the heart of Hollywood, it was organized b...

This sketch by Milt Kahl is another testament to the the unique friendship he had with Marc Davis. Judging from the drawing style (...

Let me start this post by quoting from the Walt Disney Treasures/ On the Front Lines DVD set: On December 8, 1941, the Disney Studio w...

It's always interesting to see how Walt Disney's animators handled the transition from storyboard to  animation. The story sketc...

While staying in Montreal for my seminar last week I visited my friend Regis Loisel. Regis is a superstar in the comic strip world...

I can't believe I have been blogging for a whole year. It doesn't seem that long. Actually the blog format is perfect for what I...

There is so much you can admire in this one key drawing by Marc Davis and John Lounsbery (who did the animals in this sequence). We don...

The Wizard's duel sequence is a part of "The Sword in the Stone", the movie that edged out Chanticleer in the early 1960...