...just kidding! Someone asked me the other day if any animators were involved in the making of the upcoming live action version of B...

These are Frank Thomas' thumb-nail doodles, as he explores staging and continuity for the final scenes of the squirrel sequence from...

Call it the ultimate Disney collectible, the beautiful Thomas residence is now on the market. Located in one of LA's most attractiv...

© Andreas Deja Even though the story of my film Mushka is pretty much locked at this point, you still want be open to changes and ...

Gosh...it's been almost eight years since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences paid tribute to Milt Kahl. Allow me too br...

I found this photo of Walt Stanchfield among a pile of Disney memorabilia. I don't know where or exactly when it was taken. As Walt...

I have kept xeroxes of a few magazine articles written by the one and only Grim Natwick, such as this one, for a long time. I just can...

  Wonderful range of techniques and styles in these visual development pieces from Disney classics. By artists like Mary Blair,...

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This scene with the owl Archimedes from The Sword in the Stone exemplifies Milt Kahl's modern approach to animation. Starting with S...