This was one of Frank and Ollie's last public appearances together. On June 28, 2003 they both reveived VISION AWARDS at the Beverly...

An original cel set up from The Jungle Book. Iconic! Beautiful background art and Milt Kahl's cutting-edge animation. A German jour...

One of those tossed drawings that Milt Kahl actually used to sharpen his brown pencil on. And God knows who saved it from his trash b...

I love these stylized animal designs from Tex Avery's 1954 short film The Farm of Tomorrow . I don't know who in Avery's un...

These are Wilhelm M. Busch lithographs which are currently being offered on Ebay. The first two images are observations during Busch...

Another blast from the past. Here I am still working in the original Disney Animation Studio in Burbank. And what I am holding is an ear...

This is an early Comparative Size sketch by Frank Thomas for the Mr. Toad project. At that time this story was planed as a feature lengt...

Look who I was hanging out with at the recent D23 Legends lunch! I actually had met Oprah before, way back in 1995. Disney had just purc...

Here are a couple of examples that show the graphic influence T.S. Sullivant had on the design of certain Disney animal characters.  The ...

Don't miss this massive exhibition at the W. Disney Family Museum. The image above is the cover of the exhibit's catalogue. It i...

Another example of how Milt Kahl had his hand in the designs of almost all Disney characters. Even the ones he didn't animate. ...

There have been a lot of drawings up for auction lately featuring drawings from an early Pinocchio scene. This is what the character loo...

Ollie Johnston fell ill after finishing animation on 101 Dalmatians . It was one of those childhood diseases that can be life threatening w...