This photo was probably taken in 1949 when Cinderella was in production. I don't know who the visitor is, but he is a lucky guy to...

Milt Kahl often pushed the contact between two characters in order to achieve physical believability, but also comedy.  In these animati...

A beautiful photo of animator Marc Davis with Mary Costa, the voice of Sleeping Beauty. Mary was in her early twenties when she au...

Time again for a good dose of Sullivant inspiration. As I said before, I can't get enough of his work. He surprises you with everyth...

I haven't done many finished wildlife illustrations, but a few years ago I thought I'd try something more polished than just a qui...

I love enlarging sketches. The vitality and power of a good rough sketch becomes magnified when the art is blown up in size. That'...

A powerful illustration by Heinrich Kley, watercolor and pen and ink over pencil, 21 x 40.8 cm. Everything is perfection. The muted ...

When asked whether Frank considers himself a romantic: "Yes, don't you? Aren't we all? You'd have trouble definin...

This is an article I wrote for Sketches Magazine in 2004. Walt Disney Classics Collection was about to release a Medusa & Penny sculpt...

Drawing by John Musker The previous post kept me thinking more about Eric Larson. He was the first Disney artist I wrote to,...