animated films

Illustrated instructions describe the basic fundamentals of cartoon drawing and animation techniques including creating a storyboard, constructing characters, and background layout.

A visual exploration of all things Disney, from the animated and live-action movies to the theme parks and attractions that have made Disney the beloved brand it is today, with pictures of rarely seen treasures from the archives, including concept art, original story sketches, early merchandise, a range of movie posters, collectibles, props, and art from more than ninety years of Disney storytelling and entertainment.

The mysterious spirit called No Face wreaks havoc in the bath house, while Chihiro searches for a gravely injured Haku and meets Yubaba's very large son.

Tells how the Walt Disney Company and Pixar combined their talents to create Toy Story, the first computer-animated full-length motion picture. Illustrated with concept and storyboard art as well as pictures from the movie.

Provides a step-by-step introduction to the process of making an animated film, using scenes from Disney movies to discuss computer-generated, 2-D hand-drawn, and stop-motion production, finishing touches, and post-production.

Tells the story of Harry, a white dog with black spots who runs away from home because he hates getting a bath. After many adventures and visits to dirty places, Harry returns home only to be recognized as a black dog with white spots.

Presents the true story of slave Henry Box Brown who mailed himself to freedom in 1848 hidden in a wooden box.

Ms. Frizzle takes the class on a field trip to the ocean. When they explore the ocean food chain they discover the connection between Keesha's tuna fish sandwich and Arnold's soggy shoe covered in pond scum.

King Arthur, under the instruction of Merlin the magician, is transformed into a fish, a squirrel, and a bird, and explains how he is returned to normal and named king.