I really can't. Each new Kley piece I discover online or at auction takes my breath away. Maybe it's our common German backgrou...

Another example of the immense creativity of Milt Kahl during the production of Lady and the Tramp . Milt was able to animate just ab...

I remember animating this sequence from The Little Mermaid.  King Triton is having a serious conversation with his daughter, who ha...

This item is currently being offered on Ebay. The year is 1994, and Disney Art Editions invited Marc and me to have a conversation abou...

Great night at the Academy last Thursday. A 10th anniversary screening of the film and a panel. So nice to see everybody again. ...

In 1948 members of the National Cartoonists' Society congratulated Walt Disney on the occasion of Mickey's 20th birthday. Quite the ...

This made my day! You have to check this out: https://www.facebook.com/group s/1411068125814604/permalink/ 2371715359749871/ ...

Just like all of you I was saddened to hear about the passing of Dick Williams. This is how I remember him most, working on Who Fra...

Here again are some interesting pieces up for auction. Apparently a young Disney fan named Alan celebrated his 10th birthday in 1979. H...

An interesting piece is currently being offered at auction. Fred Moore drew these four dwarfs ( Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy and Bashful) pr...

I have often wondered if there are any Disney feature film characters that didn't get the final Milt Kahl polish, when it came to fi...

An absolutely stunning exercise by Ward Kimball in animated motion range for a vintage cartoon car. This was published in the magaz...

I am not really sure what to call this astounding piece of artwork from Pinocchio. It looks like a layout for a camera move from the op...

Somebody asked me a while ago: "What's up with Milt Kahl's drawing style? He only uses straight lines in his animation....

I am posting this lovely tweet by Steven to the Walt Disney Family Museum. You can find more infos about the exhibition he...

An interesting pre-production color sketch by Walt Peregoy. As you can see the style is much looser here than the eventual final look of...

Mouse by Brian Ferguson, Simba by Mark Henn and Scar by me. https://andr...