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Category Archives: Cards
Old Disney Studios in 3D
I used to be a big fan of the “Magic Eye” images, and I’m fascinated by the 19th century stereo photos of historical images. They were photographed with two lenses, one beside the other, so they could be “stereo-viewed,” either … Continue reading
Posted in 1932-1941: Disney Glory Days, California, Cards, Disney, Hollywood, Photography
Tagged 1930s, 3D, Disney Studios, Hyperion, Stereoview
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Merry Christmas from Bill and Art
What luck that Art Babbitt saved this terrific Christmas card that he and Bill Tytla devised. The two were living together in a sprawling bachelor pad on Tuxedo Terrace. They were also working together as top animators at the Walt … Continue reading
Posted in 1932-1941: Disney Glory Days, California, Cards, Disney, Film, Illustration, Photography
Tagged 1930s, Advertisements, Art Babbitt, Bill Tytla, Christmas, Disney Studios, Hollywood, lampoon
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Extra! Les Clark Sends Greetings
Merry Christmas, from Disney legend Les Clark!
Posted in 1932-1941: Disney Glory Days, Cards, Disney, Nine Old Men
Tagged Christmas, Les Clark
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