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Did I post this yet?

my folder’s totally unorganized

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watched Waking Sleeping Beauty again for the 5 or 6 billionth time

just to get that little thrill that comes with seeing how excited all the artists were back in the 80’s

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penciltests:

“Bambi” (1942)

Here’s a piece of test animation from Bambi, animated by Milt Kahl and inbetweened and compiled by Andreas Deja.

http://andreasdeja.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/experimental-bambi.html

good god, I…

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feels bad man

Before the start of each episode, these opening credits always made me feel both safe and sad at the same time. Heavy emotions for a four-year-old to experience in 59 seconds.

Watching this 23 years later is like getting a big hug from a photo album filled with discontinued faces. The same gut punch it was in 1988.

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disney-concept-art:

Tangled

WOW

Look at this!

Can anyone tell me who the artist is?

The VHS recording I have starts when Donald Duck is being photographed here and he starts explaining the progress to Doogie Howser. We didn’t start taping until that point because I had to go to bed. The next day, when I watched the tape, I got my first look at the upcoming Beauty and the Beast! I still love seeing the voices of the characters in action.

I taped this when I was little. It’s kicking around on VHS somewhere. Makes me miss the 80s and my childhood.

Young Glen Keane looks to Woolie Reitherman, young Andreas Deja and Haley Mills meets with filmmakers for the doomed to fail feature, The Black Cauldron