Concept art for Hanna-Barbera’s WACKY RACES (1968) (and a sheet with color models).
Concept paintings by Mary Blair for Disney’s PETER PAN.
“I forget people after I kill them,” Peter Pan says in PETER & WENDY. Was that in the Disney version?
One of the great “lost movies”: in the 1960s, there was talk of making a live action Peter Pan movie with Audrey Hepburn as Peter Pan, Peter Sellers as Captain Hook, and Hayley Mills as Wendy. The world was robbed of something wonderful there…
SCREAM (1996) concept art by Crash Cunningham.
Animation art from Disney’s PINOCCHIO (1940).
Concept/storyboard art by David Russell for BATMAN (1989).
Concept art for BATMAN (1989) by Bob Ringwood.
Background color concepts from Disney’s ADVENTURES OF THE GUMMI BEARS (1985).
Concept art by Jim Carson for Ang Lee’s HULK (2003), two screenshots for reference and a model used by the art department.
Concept drawings for Hanna-Barbera’s SCOOBY-DOO by Alvaro Arce and others. 1969/70s.
Animation art from Disney’s LADY AND THE TRAMP (1955). The storyboards (image 1) are like illustrations from a children’s book: fully formed, ready to be published. Joe Rinaldi and Bill Peet, masters at their craft—were they even capable of making a bad drawing?