Artist William Bezek has a personal history with Disneyland. Much of his family including his Grandfather worked at Disneyland and he spent countless days in the park throughout his childhood. One of his favorite attractions was The Haunted Mansion, so it is not surprising when… Read More »Crafty Leota
Up next from Disney animation is the story of a girl who really knows how to let down her hair. Apparently she can use it for other purposes as well as this new image from Studio CinéLive magazine shows. Rapunzel opens in November 2010. (via… Read More »New Rapunzel Image
Check out this clever fan creation. A LOST themed poster from Olly Moss on sale here. This appears to part of a project from show producer Damon Carlton. There will be 16 artist creations. Less than 200 of each are available to the public. (via… Read More »LOST Fan Fun: Terry O’Quinn is Locke
A former Main Street USA Balloon Cast Member turned entrepreneur came up with an LED device that turns a normal Mickey Mouse Balloon into an amazing piece of illuminated art after dark. One drawback, each balloon is $12. But I’m guessing you can recover the… Read More »Illuminated Mickey Mouse Balloons Light Up Disneyland
A few years ago Disney Parks hired Annie Leibovitz to turn her photographers eye on Disney’s famous characters for use in an advertising campaign for the theme parks. Leibovitz took celebrities and put them in the role of those characters and a very popular campaign… Read More »Fallen Princesses
It’s hard to express how talented an artist Marc Davis, one of Walt’s Nine Old Men, was. You’ve no doubt seen his animation (Aurora, Maleficient, and Tinkerbell to name a few) and his concept art (Pirates, Country Bears, and Haunted Mansion are just the beginning),… Read More »Marc Davis Art on Exhibit
If you can get yourself to Munich, Germany make sure you stop at the City Museum to see this exhibit on the influence of European arts on Walt Disney’s films. Munich is the final stop for this tour and it runs through February 15th. More… Read More »Influence of European Arts on Disney Animation Exhibit
This new Princess and the Frog artwork is from the Disney Annual report. So beautiful! How can anyone not be excited about this movie after seeing this? Can’t you already see the walk-around character holding court in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. I know just the… Read More »Princess and the Frog, new artwork