Steampunk Goofy
One of our favorite Disney characters gets the steampunk treatment in this white charcoal on black paint illustration by Brandon Holmes, an artist and designer based in Arizona, USA. You…
“John Carter” Character Design and Concept Art
Disney’s ill-fated John Carter may have been a massive box office flop, but, arguably, the film’s set and character design were among the best that we have seen in recent times.
Michael Kutsche, an award-winning German artist based in Los Angeles, was one of the character designers who created the wondrous creatures inhabiting the planet of Barsoom in the movie. Check out some of his conceptual sketches and illustrations for the movie, which he has posted on his Behance portfolio.
Anonymouse
The mouse that roars, for the lulz and more! Anonymouse, by David Aja, a professional illustrator based in Madrid, Spain.
Disney’s 50 Animated Motion Pictures
From Sleeping Beauty to Tangled, Disney’s animated movies have been entertaining and touching moviegoers for decades. Here is a short video compilation of all full-length motion pictures made by Walt…
Humanized Pumbaa and Timon
Pumbaa don't look so delicious no more. Humanized Timon and Pumbaa (from Disney’s The Lion King), by deviantART user Fernando Mendoca
Mickey Mouse in The Haunted House – Classic Cartoon
Jezebelle says, “This creepy little cartoon was released in 1929 by Walt Disney. It’s quite different from the much tamer fare dished out by the entertainment studio these days.”
Walt Disney and Salvador Dali’s Destino
"Destino” was the result of an unique collaboration between two supremely talented geniuses - Walt Disney and Salvador Dali. The production of the animated short began in 1945, but was…
Pixar’s Up – First Full Length Trailer
The Pet Store – 1933 Mickey Mouse Cartoon Featuring Beppo the Gorilla
The Pet Store was a Disney animated short released in 1933 by United Artists Pictures. The film is notable for being the third and last animated cartoon to feature Beppo…
Dirty Little Mermaid Parody
Straight from the WTF department. A dirty, but surprisingly well-sung parody version of the ‘Part of Your World’ song from The Little Mermaid.