#Disney Books

[hkthatgffan]

Barnes and Noble released some reviews of the Book of Bill...written by Bill himself!

[disneytva]

AbramsComicArts And Disney Publishing Worldwide Team Up For FUTURAMA Art-Book For October, 2024.

Welcome to the Art-Book of Tomorrow!

Shut Up and take our money as AbramsComicArts and Disney Publishing Worldwide team up with The Art of Futurama. The artbook will contain production artwork and never before seen material from the cult classic sci-fi comedy adult animated series.

The artbook will feature behind the scenes material of the 150 episodes of the series. The book will be written by Matt Groening with a introduction by David X. Cohen and a foreword by Claudia Katz.

📚The Art Of Futurama - October 8, 2024

AbramsComicsArts

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Disney Press

Disney Books

Disney Hyperion 

From Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Disenchantment, the first art book that delves into the development and history of his beloved TV series, Futurama—timed for the show’s 25th anniversary The world of Futurama comes to life in this deluxe art book, with commentary from the show’s creator, Matt Groening, showrunner David X. Cohen, and producer Claudia Katz. Just in time for the show’s 25th anniversary and the new season on Hulu & Disney+ , this first and only Futurama art book examines the first seven seasons of the series, which first aired on Fox in 1999. Readers can dive into the development and visual history of all 150 episodes, including brand-new content, never-before-seen concept art, sketches, developmental work, and a complete episode guide. TV Guide named Futurama one of the Greatest TV Cartoons of All Time. This comprehensive visual history is a must-have for any animation, television, or sci-fi aficionado.

[hirohamada-daily]

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do you think these photos I was graciously given by @g4v1nsgun will make up for my missing days yeah no I don’t think so😔😔

I really can’t keep saying my life I filled with cray stuff but that’s what happened on saturday

then yesterday I don’t have a good explanation other than legend of Zelda botw fixation

like man I was grinding on the game for the past two weeks and forgot

but I really need to get focused I was on a role for the past few days I think idk and then I messed it up😭

[nathsketch]

Hope you all had a chance to hug your loved ones today! 🥰

Warm hugs all around!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone!! 🌲💖

[theartoftangled]

Comic panels by Elisabetta Melaranci

[barbie-girlll]

a few pages of Tangled: Rapunzel's Journal i found while scrolling through pinterest

[princessnostalgia]

disney’s the little mermaid: ariel’s christmas under the sea book scans (2000)🎄🫧

[theartoffrozen]

Illustration by Alina Chau for “cloudberries for a queen” from “Disney Princess Tales of Courage and Kindness”

[ifthesewings--couldfly]

I started reading the Art of Wish book, and honestly now it makes me even more sad to see how underappreciated the movie is, because the level of care that went into making it is probably superior to that of most of their movies combined (so much for the “AI made movie” argument). Did you know, for example, that Wish is specifically set in the 1200s (earlier than Sleeping Beauty, who is set in the 1300s) so that it could be the very first story set in the Disney universe, timeline-wise? Did you know that Asha is supposed to be the very first person on Earth who wished upon a star? Did you know that the village Asha lives in is not called Rosas like the main city? (I especially liked this detail, since I hate it when the main kingdom’s name is interchanged with the names of all of its cities in Disney movies).

This made me think of the disappointment I felt back in 2022, when I read the foreword for The Art of Encanto and it only said that the goal of the work team was to make a movie set in Colombia, and to have it centered on a large family. Now I truly love Encanto, but those words did make me think that the movie had been made purely to get a profit out of it. Wish has been repeatedly accused of being a soulless cash-grab, but all it takes is to read the first few pages of its artbook to find out just how much of a testament to Walt’s legacy this movie truly is. The Easter Eggs are only the most superficial layer of this movie; a layer that the majority of people mistook for its core. Every page of that book oozes love, and this gives more sense to the decision of the filmmakers to scrap the love story between Asha and Star. Had it stayed in the movie, it would have shifted the focus from the fact that Disney loves to create stories, to the fact that they love to create love stories.

The only love story the creators of Wish wanted to show is the one between a studio and the movies they make; there was no place for both of these things in this movie.

And it’s so sad that this seems to have flown over everyone’s head.

[princess-ibri]

Here is one of the Aurora pieces from the Art of Coloring: Twisted Tales book coloured by the artist who drew it herself, Abigail Larson.

👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

Aurora in armor, its always a great look 👌👌👌

[garden-walks-an-strawberry-tarts]

Illustrations from Make a Splash. We have a photo of Max finally!!!

[disneytva]

Disney Publishing Worldwide, Disney Press & Disney Hyperion Sets Amphibia Art-Book

An Art of Amphibia Book is on development at Disney Publishing Worldwide, Disney Press, Disney Hyperion and a TBA publisher likely Dark Horse Comics.

This was recently revealed at Matt Braly's Livestream at Streamly, "The Art Of Amphibia" book becomes the third Disney Television Animation art-book on history after "The Art of DuckTales" (2022) and "The Disney Afternoon: The Making Of A Television Renaissance" (2024).

[hirohamada-daily]

Day 225

gadget

[nathsketch]

It’s today!! No, not MerMay yet, but my Part Of Your World Little Golden Book is out today and available everywhere you can order your favorite books! 🥹❤️

You can find the book here and here.

It was also featured on MouseSteps!!

Happy Tail Tuesday! Is that a thing? Well, it is now!🧜🏻‍♀️🪸🐠

[juliebmlog]

I just finished reading All is Found: A Frozen Anthology, specifically "Coronation Day" and MY GOD DID I ENJOY IT.

My Helsa heart almost couldn't bear it. Like you're telling me that in Elsa's PERFECT and IDEAL Coronation, with both of her parents alive and full control of her powers, one of the things she did was DANCE WITH HANS?!

I CANNOT, I am full on screaming and giggling now. Even if she said that something about him wasn't right, I don't care, because that feeling happened with lot of situations before, the important thing is that all that happened, suspicious or not, was what Elsa wished or dreamed that her coronation were. AND HANS WAS A FREAKING PART OF IT

Also big thanks to @frozenpolishfangirl because she basically educated me on this book, forever grateful ❤️

[barbie-girlll]

TIL that these storybooks exist, and look at Aurora's cover 😭💀

other disney characters are also available in this series such as maleficent, ursula, lady tremaine, peter pan, the evil queen from snow white, even the dogs from 101 dalmatians have one. anybody ever heard of these?