A beautiful photo of animator Marc Davis with Mary Costa, the voice of Sleeping Beauty. Mary was in her early twenties when she au...

Time again for a good dose of Sullivant inspiration. As I said before, I can't get enough of his work. He surprises you with everyth...

I haven't done many finished wildlife illustrations, but a few years ago I thought I'd try something more polished than just a qui...

I love enlarging sketches. The vitality and power of a good rough sketch becomes magnified when the art is blown up in size. That'...

A powerful illustration by Heinrich Kley, watercolor and pen and ink over pencil, 21 x 40.8 cm. Everything is perfection. The muted ...

When asked whether Frank considers himself a romantic: "Yes, don't you? Aren't we all? You'd have trouble definin...

This is an article I wrote for Sketches Magazine in 2004. Walt Disney Classics Collection was about to release a Medusa & Penny sculpt...

Drawing by John Musker The previous post kept me thinking more about Eric Larson. He was the first Disney artist I wrote to,...

In  February of 1945 Disney Studios released the feature "The Three Caballeros". The most charming sequence in the film is...

These marvelous life drawings and other doodles by Wilhelm M. Busch were published as a little sketchbook in Germany. The occasional sex...