For the longest time I had written off my tape with Hercules pencil tests as lost. But that tape recently resurfaced, and looking at th...

I only worked briefly on the film Oliver & Company , before moving to London to animate on Who Framed Roger Rabbit instead. These a...

It's astounding to see rare cels like this one from Fantasia. It shows it's age, but nonetheless showcases the overwhelming craft...

A silly photo for a German magazine after The Lion King had been released. I remember the photographer being fascinated with some chara...

A little bit more on Jiminy Cricket, Kimball's iconic character. This is gorgeous frame from one of the opening sequences of the film...

Look at what blog reader Jeff created with images from this and other blogs...pretty impressive! A design wonderland! Milt's drawing ...

Designing a character can be a tricky thing. Sometimes the first few sketches an artist does hit the mark right away, and everybody ...

I don't know why there isn't more hullabaloo around Pinocchio's 75th anniversary. The film remains a milestone in animation...

That photo was taken years ago after we had just finished work on the 1997 film Hercules . I had fun animating this character, even tho...

It seems extraordinary to realize that Milt Kahl animated Mme Bonfamille's scenes without any live action reference. Milt had such c...