These two Fred Moore drawings were recently auctioned off at Heritage Auctions. In them you can actually study four different stages of ...

An amusing article from a UK publication, which compares J. M. Barrie's original play of Peter Pan to the Disney animated film...

In order to save costs the 101 Dalmatians production team thought up an inventive way to animate Cruella De Vil's automobile. In...

Good Lord.., I forgot who posted this pic originally, but here it is again on my blog. It is 1984, and a few selected junior Disney ani...

These are Wilhelm M. Busch illustrations for a book written by Hans W. Fischer. It is basically a guide on how to enjoy and live the goo...

Look how cinematically Disney's story artists thought when working out continuity for a dramatic sequence for their first feature Snow ...

  Cartoon Brew published this great photo a couple of years ago, it was taken on May 1, 1989, in Orlando. On that day the Disney/MGM stu...

Fifteen years ago the film Lilo and Stitch had its US premiere. Thinking about this movie now makes me realize that it turned out to b...

These are design sketches by Milt Kahl, showing construction and anatomy of Smee, a character that was animated and supervised by Ollie...

One of the greatest acting/comedy scenes in Disney Animation. That's actor Don Barclay as Mr. Smee pretending to give Captain Hook ...