#Retro Disney

[princessnostalgia]

DVD Menu & Bonus Features - The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning (2008) 🫧

[glossytreasures]

alice in wonderland [1951]

[barbie-girlll]

TIL that these storybooks exist, and look at Aurora's cover 😭💀

other disney characters are also available in this series such as maleficent, ursula, lady tremaine, peter pan, the evil queen from snow white, even the dogs from 101 dalmatians have one. anybody ever heard of these?

[nobleatomics]

Mary Poppins and Bert.

Did anyone else innocently ship this as a kid. I always thought it was adorable. I think this is where my love of carousel horses came from as a kid.

[gilb0t5]

Bonkers D. Bobcat in Mickey's Starland Show at Walt Disney World

1993, 1995, 1995

[mysillylittlecountdown]

79 DAYS UNTIL HALLOWEEN

[cityoftheangelllls]

We all know the designs in Disney's Cinderella are iconic, but what if some iconic concept designs made it into the final film?

These are my first attempts at making screencap edits, taking inspiration from the 1940s-50s Golden Book of Walt Disney's Cinderella, with artwork by Disney's first credited female animator, Retta Scott Worcester. Her artwork is often mistaken for that of Mary Blair (one of Disney's most celebrated artists, who also worked on Cinderella and a handful of other movies), which makes sense, as their art styles are pretty similar. I have vague memories of having the book when I was little, and I've always been charmed and mesmerized by the artwork and the fact that the characters and their costumes looked so notably different from those in the Cinderella we got. Cinderella's ball gown and yellow party dress are especially so lovely, and I paid homage to them by including them in my Cinderella KiSS doll/dress up game, and Lady Tremaine's dress, accompanied by a mile-long pearl necklace and the key to Cinderella's room hanging from a rope wound around her midsection, is pretty sick. I also have always been fascinated by ideas of what could have been, for anything, really. So, I sat down and decided to play around with Krita, and these are the results! I actually started these roughly a year ago, when I was just getting started in digital art, and they had been sitting dormant in my files while I paid more attention to other projects, and I just now got around to finishing them.

I originally wanted to do the stepsisters too, but I was 1.) unsure of which outfits they were shown wearing in the book to draw for them, and 2.) a little apprehensive and unsure about the amount of detail to include in them, as there seemed too many to include in a traditionally animated film of the time.

Commissions info

[valley-of-gwangi-fan-01]

Am I the only who wonders why Daisy doesn't get tired of Donald?

I've been watching some older Disney cartoons and I have no idea how Daisy doesn't get tired of Donald. in one cartoon he puts their date on hold to fight Chip n' Dale like why is she okay with that? does she call Minnie like "yeah me and Donald went for lunch at Peg Leg Pete's today but he got us kicked out of the Restaurant because he wouldn't stop chasing these two chipmunks! ... NO they didn't work there they just lived in a nearby tree!"

[crapyslapy]

“I’m not bad, I’m just drawn this way”

[princessnostalgia]

[a-strange-human]

I don't think any animatronic fans follow me here but I'm posting it anyway!

Butler robot from Horizons real again in Epcot!!

[barbie-girlll]

[chessboxingstreetwear]

Human Made x Mickey Mouse

[retrohearts89]

[1lilspark]

For @sophfandoms53

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

MORE POSTCARDS OF THE SUPER-SEVENTIES -- AMERICAN STYLE ANIMATION EXPORTED TO EUROPE.

PIC(S) INFO: Part 2 of 3 – Spotlight on assorted Italian & French postcards by Grafiche Biondetti S.R.L., Verona, Editions Krôma, Caissargues, & G. Picard, Paris. Image: Walt Disney Productions. Publicity stills for "Robin Hood" (directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, 1973).

Source: https://filmstarpostcards.blogspot.com/2020/01/robin-hood-1973.html.