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I just found out about Milt and the fact that it's apparently a common drink in some areas.
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Did a little digging on the animation sequence on Naboombu Island. I was totally taken by this nervous, snooty character referred to only as "Secretary Bird," and created by Milt Kahl. What a superb long boy.
Milt Jackson - “What's New”
Lou Donaldson - alto sax.
Thelonious Monk - piano
John Simmons - bass
Shadow Wilson - drums
Milt Jackson - vibraphone
https://t.co/AFX5QSaTts
@YouTube
the plan was to save my treasure up to 5milT before splurging on anything, even after clearing up my lair (I'm at <80 dragons and 3.6milT) but then THIS lady comes along and
Hey #PortfolioDay
I’m Milt, and i draw fan arts of games and other medias you like and creating my own characters in ProCreate.
RQ: Camp Lazlo/Milt and Honey by fude-chan-art on @DeviantArt
https://t.co/ze7NVJOzkB #fanart #Fanarts
The part of love.🖤
-Art "Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec, Marc Chagall, Milt Kobayashi, Malcom T.Liepke"-
@swagrazor2009 @JW_Cartoonist Yes, he did, but he knew when to let more skilled artists like Ub Iwerks and Milt Kahl do their thing so he could run the business.
I posted my favorite #Biden WINS cartoons on my blog at: https://t.co/wI0PnTWAhC Come look! This is by Milt Priggee.
#Election2020 #bidenharis2020 #BidenHarris2020 #PresidentElectJoe #ByeByeTrump #ByeDon #Election2020results #BidenHarris #TrumpTantrum #YoureFiredTrump
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"She was afraid of heights
but she was
much more afraid
of never flying."
*Atticus Poetry.
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By Milt Kobayashi &
Joan Fullerton.
Milt Jackson - “What's New”
1952
Thelonious Monk - piano
John Simmons - bass
Shadow Wilson - drums
Milt Jackson - vibraphone
https://t.co/AFX5QSaTts
@YouTube
These are some of the drawings that were presented as a gift to Disney storyman Milt Banta by his animation colleagues upon his marriage in 1943.
Drawings by Bill Justice, Eric Larson, Fred Moore, and Jesse Marsh.
@Crabyxus Do you find it odd too from the Spellbound staff of Milt?
Kathryn Beaumont photos as Alice with draw-overs by Milt Kahl. Alice in Wonderland (1951) #Animation #Disney