#Ken Anderson
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holespoles · 3 months ago
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Concept art by Ken Anderson for Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966), dir. Wolfgang Reitherman, Walt Disney Productions
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sesiondemadrugada · 6 months ago
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Sleeping Beauty (Clyde Geronimi, 1959).
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elijones94 · 7 months ago
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🐯 “The less Shere Khan moves, the more intimidating he becomes.”~ Andreas Deja 🐾
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2othcentury · 1 year ago
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Sport Magazine (January 1976)
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nickysfacts · 5 months ago
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Happy hauntings, hope you enjoy your visit!🪦
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dreebo · 4 months ago
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Ken Anderson.
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joearlikelikeswrestling · 2 months ago
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father-of-wrestling · 12 days ago
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rebelkelley0219 · 1 month ago
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pommiegirl · 6 months ago
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Joe Hendry's Entrances/Songs
Sharing because my youngest loves to see the views go up!! So please go and watch them all numerous times!!!
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jasvvy · 1 year ago
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sesiondemadrugada · 2 years ago
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Sleeping Beauty (Clyde Geromini, 1959).
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elijones94 · 7 months ago
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🐯 “Everyone runs from Shere Khan.”~ Shere Khan 🐾
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dastiel4ever2111 · 7 months ago
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This is a bit different because I'm not really focusing on parents and children but siblings this time! Their parents aren't famous, we do get a bit of history because of Warren's story on the British Soap Opera Hollyoaks. He was left at an orphanage with his sister pretty early on in his life. Top left is Nick Gage, top right is Ken Anderson, bottom left is Eddie Kingston, and bottom right is Warren Fox.
Warren like I said was left at an orphanage with his sister Katie, she never pops up in my stories because she is dead. She died of a drug overdose. Warren is sometimes featured in the stories, but because he lives in England and is kind of a criminal shithead, the other two avoid him but Ken especially. Eddie is a bit more understanding because Warren is his brother by blood. He also understands where Warren is coming from for the most part.
Warren and Eddie are the only ones related, they have the same mother but different fathers. Eddie shares a Dad with both Ken and Gage.
Gage in my stories is always evil! He's either very abusive, controlling, and overall dickhead. Or he straight up tortures people. He was abusive towards both his brothers but Ken got it the worst. Eddie was more dominant whereas Ken is laidback and chill.
Ken in all of my stories is a psychologist. He's not a psychologist in real life nor is his wrestling character. But he suits it perfectly in my opinion! Since he isn't working in the wrestling community (he was for a short while but turned to announcing for boxing) he helps out with the psychological aspects of the wrestlers. Because I put the characters through so much he is usually always involved.
Eddie is such a cinnamon roll, always so supportive of his brothers. He is extremely protective of Ken, not all that close to Gage because of their pasts and like I said about Warren, he is supportive when he can but also tells him when he's being stupid. Like right now in Hollyoaks he is going on this revenge tour and it is going to cost him everything. Eddie isn't perfect by any means but he always tries his best.
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tomoleary · 1 year ago
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Ken Anderson - Concept art for 101 Dalmatians (1961)
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aeide-thea · 1 year ago
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One Hundred and One Dalmatians, 1961 Walt Disney Productions Art direction by Ken Anderson, with color styling by Walt Peregoy
“How ‘One Hundred and One Dalmatians’ Saved Disney,” Smithsonian Magazine, June 2021
“The Making and Impact of One Hundred and One Dalmatians,” Walt Disney Family Museum blog, March 2022
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