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I think my favorite photo of Walt Disney is the one where he's pistol whipping a guy while holding him off the roof of a building
Not the longest, but some amazing pans.
(taken from Hans Bacher's blog: https://t.co/ViqYqtXp03)
On the set of The Reluctant Dragon (1941).
Left to right: Al Werker, Fred Moore, Ub Iwerks, Walt Disney, @WardKimball
These pieces by Brazilian cartoonist Antônio Gabriel Nássara (1910-1996) are over 75 years old, but the design still feels remarkably fresh today.
"Adult" animation doesn't have to look like it was designed & animated by people wearing blindfolds. It can be beautiful, move elegantly & have appeal like other animation. This issue is prevalent in the US on account of art-illiterate creators & producers coming from live-action https://t.co/1m3ETsTBGf
Lots of '40s-era personal art by Disney artist Jesse Marsh has turned up at auction over the last year and it's a real eye-opener. Such a fantastically creative and idiosyncratic graphic stylist. No surprise that during this period he was one of @wardkimball's closest friends.
Chuck Jones at his Chuck Jonesiest.
A piece he did for the May 1969 issue of @PsychToday.
Incredible sense of fun and inventiveness in these cartoons by Brazilian legend J. Carlos.