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'Once Upon a Wintertime' was a short segment of the Disney film ' Melody Time' originally released in 1948 - then re-released as a stand-alone short film in 1954 (artwork by Mary Blair) Mary Blair, Disney Love, Disney Magic, Walt Disney, Images Vintage, Vintage Art, Illustrations, Illustration Art, Images Disney

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winter wonderland

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Mary Blair - Sleepy Hollow

Concept artwork by Mary Blair

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Alice in Wonderland

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fuck yeah, mary blair!

for fans of mary blair and her amazing illustrations! :) i do not claim ownership of anything posted.

Madonna illustration by Mary Blair. Mary Blair, Catholic Art, Religious Art, Disney Artists, Holy Mary, Madonna And Child, Sacred Art, Children's Book Illustration, Digital Illustration

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Disney Legend, Mary Blair – her Disney concept art alone is a feast for the eyes. She also illustrated artwork for merchandise and books, some of which are still in print today

Mary Blair, "Visual development of birds and mice showing Cinderella her gown" for "Cinderella," gouache on paperboard. (Courtesy Walt Disney Family Foundation / Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art) Mary Blair, John Kenn, Disney Artists, Disney Concept Art, Guache, Visual Development, Vintage Disney, Vintage Art, Princesas Disney

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Meet The Influential Female Disney Artist You've Never Heard Of

You might not be familiar with the name Mary Blair, but it's more than possible you're aware of the work the late artist has produced and inspired. ...

Mary Blair concept art for Walt Disney’s "Cinderella" Mary Blair, Rabbit Illustration, Illustration Art, Walt Disney, Disney Family, Cinderella Art, Cinderella Bedroom, Disney Artists, Disney Concept Art

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Mothic Flights And Flutterings

Mary Blair concept art for Walt Disney’s “Cinderella” (1953)

disney concepts & stuff - Visual Development from Cinderella by Mary Blair Mary Blair, Bg Design, Disney Artists, Disney Concept Art, Visual Development, Disney Animation, Humor, Digital Illustration, Tattoos

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I love Mary Blair!

Puedes leer esta entrada en español pinchando aquí. What a nice coincidence! This space just started to go on the same day that Mary Blair, one of the most riquiña artist of all times, would be 100 years old, so I´m going to dedicate this entry to her and her wonderful illustrations. :) Mary Browne Robinson was born a 21 of October from 1911 in a small city from Oklahoma State called McAlester. It was in 1931 that she received a scholarship in the Chouinard Art Institute, located in Los…

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MyNewGreatStory. Tra colori e forme essenziali, l’affascinante mondo di Mary Blair

In Memoria di Diane Disney Miller Ci sono due obiettivi essenziali per un’illustrazione di successo. L’occhio, con lo sguardo, dovrà essere catturato casualmente dalla rivista. Si dovrà suscitare interesse e stupore nel lettore. E, allo stesso tempo, un'illustrazione dovrà esprimere emozione. Le parti salienti della storia e dei personaggi dovranno coinvolgere chi guarda, ad essere curioso nella sua lettura. Pruett Carter, direttore dell’illustrazione, Chouinard Art Institute Il Walt Disney…