These are sketchbook pages from Disney artist and animal drawing teacher Bernard Garbutt. Beautiful, loose drawings from life. They give...

This article was published at the end of 1973 to help promote Disney's Robin Hood . (The footnote after the article is by Richard Wi...

I think this was the most labor intensive scene I ever animated (represented here by the first two film frames). It was toward the end o...

As many of you now, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston were lifelong friends and collaborators. They often worked on characters that had...

Dave Michener assisted Milt Kahl on this unusual scene. Wart has run away from Kay and is now hiding behind a tree in the forest. Kay se...

Why not one more post on Disney's The Sword in the Stone ? A film disliked by some, but loved by many. By the time I enrolled into ...

These are some of the best Milt Kahl drawings you will ever see. Character designs of Madame Mim as a crocodile. Milt did a thorough exp...