The cult of Tron appears to be growing every day. Ben at Semioclast finds a great piece of Tron Artwork you can own as a print or on a t-shirt. Of course, there is always the DIY crowd. Here’s a Tron Costume and a Tron… Read More »Tron, Inside the Computer World
I’m actually at Disneyland right now. (Look for the guy in the cheesy Hawaiian shirt pushing a stroller with the cutest baby in the world in it.) But through the wonders of the ‘publish on’ button I’ve made this post appear. It’s a short trip… Read More »DL Trip Report from the Blogosphere
The Happiest Place on Earth is celebrating it’s 49th Birthday today. It should be a national holiday, right? Next year is the big Five-O and preparations are already well underway. Hopefully we’ll have a few wonderful suprises along the way too. If you’re planning on… Read More »Disneyland’s Birthday
Please excuse the slight slowdown in posting over the next few days. I’ll be visiting the Happiest Place on Earth to celebrate its 49th Birthday and attend a LaughingPlace.com meet. If you’re looking for some great Disney reading, I continue to recommend Barb and her… Read More »A Small Pause
As we approach the 49th Birthday for Disneyland (you’re going to be there, right?) it’s as good a time as every to look at one of the best Walt Disney related websites on the internet – The Walt Disney Family Museum. This most recent issue… Read More »Mary Poppins
When asked whether he liked the movie, Eisner said he loved it. It was like going to a rock concert. A blogger is attending a brainstorming session that also happens to attended by some of the media elite. Among them is Michael Eisner. Photos are… Read More »Mikey Likes It. (F!9/11)
SaveDisney, the website started by Roy E. Disney to push for the ouster of Michael Eisner and reformation of the Disney Board of Directors, posts a letter from Abagail Disney today. Abagail is Roy O. and Edna Disney’s granddaughter. Abagail addresses what Cast Members have… Read More »Another Disney Family Member Speaks Out
Up until recently every frame of character animation in Disney films was hand drawn. What the public in the theatre was the prettied up version that had been touched by many hands other than the original artist. But to find some of the purest art… Read More »Animation Sketches