Expendable income is hard to come by these days. But if you have an extra $130, you might want to spend it on one of these beauties. Now obviously you’ll be buying it for study purposes only. I’d recommend the limited edition red head, as it’ll surely become a valuable collector’s item some day with only fifty being produced. Click here to find out where to buy.

I posted a bunch of rough Peter Pan animation sketches back in January. Here’s some more of the same stuff.

Some beautiful sketches of Briar Rose from the Sleeping Beauty Sketchbook:

These are just simply beautiful. Simple character, beautifully drawn.

Various animation drawings and production art pieces from Fantasia. I just love this one:

I just watched a bit of Pinocchio last night while I drew. I haven’t drawn in a bit so I was pretty rusty. Anyway, here’s some Pinocchio drawings I found on my computer.

After a consistent bunch of posts with animation art, I’ve slowed down a bit. I wouldn’t want to leave myself with nothing to post in the future. But that doesn’t mean you should go without, right?

I found a site a while back that makes my blog look like a non-contributing zero. It’s a french site that’s literally full of hundreds of production photos, and animation sketches. It has an English counterpart that’s not quite as comprehensive, but I would imagine it only needs a bigger audience (which is deserves) to kick start the English articles again. Click the links below, and get ready to blow your mind.

Art of Disney (English)
Art of Disney (French)

The Snow White Sketch book is a lot of different from the other Disney Sketchbooks, and a lot less sought after. Here’s the majority of it. It’s basically construction model sheets of the dwarfs. I meant to post these after I’d drawn them, but I haven’t got around to it yet. Maybe this will light a fire under my butt.