David Bossert est un artiste et cinéaste acclamé, réputé pour ses contributions étendues à The Walt Disney Company. Sa vision artistique et son sens aigu du détail ont façonné le langage visuel de nombreuses œuvres animées appréciées. Bossert est reconnu comme une autorité de premier plan dans l'histoire de l'art et de l'animation de Disney. Dans son propre travail indépendant, il se consacre à la production, à la réalisation et à l'écriture, explorant souvent les dimensions artistiques et techniques de l'animation.
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas with this captivating coffee table book. It features new interviews, rare images, and a retrospective journey into the film's creation, showcasing the collaboration of artists and the enduring love from fans worldwide. A must-have for enthusiasts and collectors!
A thoroughly entertaining history of Disney's forgotten cartoon star of the 1920s. Tracing the character's whereabouts over the last ninety years, author Bossert documents all of the Disney-created Oswald silent-screen comedies, his long-lost exile, and his lucky' rediscovery in recent years and examines the rabbit's pivotal place in Disney history. Important new research-a vital read for those who think they already know the whole Disney studio story. Bravo!-Jerry Beck, animation historian
A stunning tribute to the lifelong friendship and collaboration of Salvador Dali and Walt Disney. In 1945, the two began working on a project together, intended to be a short animated film called Destino. Dali partnered with Disney Legend John Hench to storyboard the film, but production was brought to a halt because of financial difficulties. Over fifty years later, Walt's nephew Roy E. Disney decided to give it new life. The film went on to be nominated for an Academy Award in 2004 . This volume showcases all 150 pieces of art created by Dali and Hench. Also, the sole piece of animation art that was filmed in 1946 is showcased in a series of images explaining how it was digitally cut apart, restored and then reassembled for the 2003 completed film version.
Focusing on Disney's early animation, this engaging volume explores the origins of Walt Disney's first major success and the efforts to recover lost films. It appeals to enthusiasts of Disney history, early cinema, and the charming character of a feisty little rabbit, offering a detailed narrative that uncovers the significance of these early works in animation history.