We are at it full time! More and more final color is pouring in. I am so excited! Honestly, I didn't expect the final footage to tu...

I love the French! I am lucky to have worked in Paris for almost one year (Runaway Brain). So fortunate to have many French frien...

... Happy Holidays to all of you! This is a vintage photo to promote Disney's 1967 release of The Jungle Book. Thumper is a trif...

Some more art from Disney's Song of the South . As I mentioned before, Bill Peet's story sketches provided so much informa...

A few of my early Black Cauldron exploratory sketches were recently auctioned off at Heritage Auctions. They come from the film'...

Each time I discover a new TS Sullivant illustration I can't help but smiling from ear to ear. Today brought such a moment when...

Here are some wonderful pieces from The Jungle Book that were recently sold at auction.  The piece above is a cel set up (matchi...

It is astonishing to realize that Disney allowed his story sketch artists to work in a graphic style that was comfortable to them,...

Heritage Auctions is yet again offering unique and rare pieces of original animation art. I just love this concept/layout piece from Cind...

Ludwig Von Drake is a great TV character, created late in Walt's life during the early 1960s. According to one artist who was there...

Joe Grant was one of a kind. I am pinching myself when I think about all those years working with him on various Disney films. M...

Ed Aardal lived from 1910 to 1988. He worked for Disney for twenty years starting in 1935. He originally did effects animation, but was ...

I just love this cel from the Silly Symphony Three Little Wolves from 1936. There is little doubt that Fred Moore animated this scene, i...

I guess most of you know of Frank Frazetta's work. His draughtsmanship (as well as painting) is extraordinary. He became known as th...