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Lots to learn from this drawing by Milt Kahl from a shot in Jungle Book.
"The Crime Doctor Calls At Midnight!" - The return of the classic Golden Age villain.
From 'Detective Comics #494' (1980)
Cover: Jim Aparo & Wood
Writer: Michael Fleisher
Artists: Don Newton & Bob Smith
Colors: Adrienne Roy
Letters: Milt Snappin
Editor: Paul Levitz @paul_levitz
Milt Kahl. Mim as a tiger designs. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney This set without Mim's wild hair
Milt Kahl. Mim as crocodile. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney With notes on the upper and lower jaw placement
Milt Kahl. Merlin's Wizards Duel characters. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney
Milt Kahl. Mim as crocodile. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney
Milt Kahl. Mim as crocodile. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney Milt notes on upper jaw and lower jaw proportions & placement
Milt Kahl. Mim as Tiger. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney Milt left out her Mim hair. https://t.co/E9ts02vNqH
Milt Kahl designed Friar Tuck after Andy Devine who voiced the character. Robin Hood (1973) #Animated #Disney https://t.co/MxN4O9tPA1
Yoshitaka Amano -> James Jean -> Milt Kobayashi
Uh hmmmm, wow @egg_ramen way to tag everyone wow hmmm.
Milt Kahl. Medusa animation drawing and color final. The Rescuers (1977) #Animation #Disney
Milt Kahl. More of wizards duel animals designs. The Sword in the Stone (1963) #Animation #Disney
Shere Khan is Milt Kahl's crowning glory in big cat animation excellence. #animation #Disney Now, Shere Khan, don't be modest.
Milt Kahl. Rescuers 1977 Some favorite Madam Medusa faces. His drawings are ALL superb. Can't feature them all, right? #animation #Disney