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Walt Disney Animation Studios’ movies + eras

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I drew these drawings for cast members a few days before the movie premiere.

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Murder at Disney

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Live-action reference for Cinderella (1950) [Snow White]

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Kristoff and Anna strolling through the rain hand in hand on their way to the Hat at Hollywood Studios 07-10-2014

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Disney couples concept art ➔ Final film 

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The legendary “Hot Man Meeting” in which the ladies at Disney discussed w the directors what makes a guy hot and vote on a design for Flynn.

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The above photos were some of the last pictures ever taken of Walt Disney at Disneyland. The photos were taken by Mickey McGuire, a founder of the Detroit advertising company, Boulevards Photographic, and a genius at dreaming up new photographic techniques to create compositions the likes of which had never been seen from a camera lens.

Reprinted below is McGuire’s description of the Disney at Disneyland photoshoot, as told in Jim Williams’ Boulevards Photographic: The Art of Automobile Advertising:

This obviously isn’t a car picture, but it was a result of some extra work I did [for Ford and RCA]. The people on the RCA business had come up with a theme line, “Color so real you think you’re there,” and asked for my help in finding a way to illustrate it. I ended up taking all of the guts out of a television set and used it to frame scenes which I set up at various locations. The client loved the results and since it was my idea, I got the actual shooting assignment. And the first ad they wanted shot was to be in Disneyland with Walt Disney himself. I’d grown up with Walt Disney as one of my heroes. So when I was asked to take a picture of him, I was probably the most nervous photographer in the world. I shot him with his many colorful Disney characters. It was quite an experience to set it up and to control the background to emphasize what was going on behind the TV screen. I gelled everything but the picture tube area and used some grease to make the background a little bit softer. Mr. Disney turned out to be a patient and understanding model. I was a young man in my mid-twenties and little did I know I’d be making history. This was one of the last pictures made of Walt Disney who died shortly after the ad ran.

Info, text and photos via Keith Michael Mahne’s Disney Avenue.

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But this is actually perfect 

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I love getting a sneak peek at costumes and seeing how they work or when something is not quite right....a look behind the magic.  It’s kind of like behind the scenes I guess....my inner stage manager/tech crew loves it.

Like here, you can see the wear on the bottom of her fin

Soundsational - Ariel

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Making of - BSO Lady and the Tramp.

Peggy Lee recording the siamese cat song at the piano, and “He’s a tramp” with the rest of actors making the sound of the rest of dogs.

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I would love to experience Disney in the snow

Disney Christmas Countdown [07/??]: Tokyo Disneyland under snow (by Disney Parks Blog) (Disneyland Paris)

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”I actually feel most in character while I’m doing the dance, there’s something to do with the lightness and elegance, and lightness of touch. I get very swept away when I’m dancing.”

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disney parks as gifs

shanghai disneyland 

tokyo disney

disneyland

walt disney world 

hong kong

disneyland paris

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