This story sketch by Bill Peet inspired Milt Kahl, who aimed this scene featuring Madame Mim, as she temporarily turns herself into an ...

Unless we study the real thing thoroughly, we cannot caricature or animate our characters convincingly. One of Walt Disney's i...

  I remember visiting Richard Williams Animation studio in London for the first time in the late 1970s. It was also my first time in t...

Three terrific story sketches by Bill Peet of Pongo, as he is sent flying during a fight with the Baduns. Peet could have been a ...

It's kind of funny to see early concepts of Tigger, before the final design was set. This is the cover of sheet music for the She...

A gorgeous Sullivant illustration from around 1905. His black and white work was mostly published in Life magazine, some in Judge magazi...

A couple of pics taking yesterday at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, during the filming of "The Making of Mushka...

On February 13, 1957 the Disneyland TV episode was titled: The Tricks of our Trade. Walt Disney explains various production technique...

I love great animal sculptures. Especially when there is movement involved, or when the pose reveals the animal's character. Sh...