As so often with Heinrich Kley art, you wonder about the meaning behind the illustration. Depicted here is a female nude presumably fli...

When I look back at my career at Disney, I remember that once in a while everything came together just about perfectly for an animated f...

Milt Kahl sure had some fun animating dialogue scenes with Sir Kay from the Sword in the Stone . In this scene from an early sequence Kay...

A great self caricature of Milt Kahl announcing his change of address. Not sure exactly when this occurred, but I have a way of finding ...

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,...