Unpredictable as Weather (Part 32)
Today we survey some of the last storm stories to grace the big screen – some still impressive, a few rather dreadful.
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More than a Disney Background Painter: The Ephemera Art of Bill Layne
Layne was a background artist for the Walt Disney Studios in the 1940s before embarking on a robust commercial art career.
It All Started With a Mouse… Or, In This Case, Mice: Looking Back at “The Rescuers”
After four years of production, a new generation of animators had made a film for a new generation of audiences.
Tinker Bell Peanut Butter Commercials
As Disney historian Mindy Johnson wrote, “She became the pitch pixie for a wide range of sponsors’ products.
The Animation History Bibliography 38
World Animation History Global Perspectives Beck, Jerry. Animation Art: From Pencil to Pixel, the World of Cartoon, Anime, & CGI.Paperback First Edition. Ted Smart. 2004. ISBN-10: 1844512347. ISBN-13: 9781844512348. Paperback…
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The Art of Disney Bailey, Adrian. Walt Disney’s World of Fantasy.Paperback First Edition. Everest House. 1984. ISBN-10: 0896961176. ISBN-13: 9780896961173. Hardcover First Edition. Gallery Books. 1989. ISBN-10: 0831792965. ISB-13: 9780831792961….
Seven Secrets of the Seven Dwarfs
Proposed names included Thrifty, Shifty, Nifty, Hotsy, Jumpy, Blabby, Burpy, Weepy, and Snoopy. That’s but one of the many secrets revealed here.
Spin Special: Walt Disney World on Records
A look at attraction-related record albums around the time the world’s number one vacation destination first opened.
The Thirteen New Adventures of Beany and Cecil
In 1988, ABC-TV and DIC produced a new series of Beany and Cecil cartoons for Saturday morning. They hired John K. to supervise. What could possibly go wrong?
Fitness vs. Fatness (Part 10): Low-Cal and Low-Brow
The animated cartoon, in its never-ending quest for thinner pencil lines, goes marching on.
