This is why I love all the classic of Disney. It's pure art. No 3D can duplicate such charm and creativity. Disney please continue create art like these.
Well the rigging, reference footage, voice actors, body reference actors, prop makers, set directors that is the process of old animation besides the animating part
Imran Hussein you put these little things “*” at the side of the words like this but without spaces: * see? this is how you do it * *See? This is how you do it*
My favorite of the flip books was the 101 Dalmatians flip book. That movie means to much to me as a kid. Your videos are so important to me. They inspire me to work on my art and they help me to relax after a stressful day.
My favorite one was the Tinker Bell one because he managed to make it beautiful and with clean, detailed designs while showing her personality. Also- the pixie dust of course
I’ve been studying the nine old men since I was 10 and have fallen in love with not only the fluidity of there work but the supreme craftsmanship of there illustrations, Marc Davis has not only in my opinion the best draftsmanship of the nine old but his subtle and painstaking attention to detail and secondary action in his scenes are just phenomenal. His scenes with not only tinker bell but a litany of other iconic characters makes him my favorite of the nine old men. Thanks for holding the contest Andy, love your work man.
I'm soo exited for the flipbook sets! All these animations are so damn smooth. My favourite is probably the fantasia one, bacause it's just so damn smooth, and that robe looks amazing.
The lady and the tramp was utterly stunning, just the complexity of the facial expressions and how real the thing feels is absurd to me. It really makes you appreciate the talent and dedication that went into these movies we all loved as kids
4:42 I REMEMBER THAT BOOK FROM WHEN I WAS FIVE My mum use to read it to me at night while I drank some warm milk to get me to sleep Ahhh, memories Edit: woah.. tanks for da likes
"I feel very unqualified to be commenting on the animation" I don't think I could think of anyone more qualified than you Andy (except maybe the nine old men themselves ahaha)
Listening to you speak about these iconic books was absolutely delightful. Your appreciation for art resonates through your voice and your passion for this work is incredible! ❤️
Wow...Andy You Are So Inspirational And I hope One Day I Will Be Able To Make Such Amazing Flipbooks Like All of yours! I Like Woolies’s One The Most Because Of how Detailed It Was,The Notes Are like A really Amazing touch And The animation itself was incredible!
I love them all of course but I think that my favourite one is Milt Kahl’s animation because of the double limbs for the motion blur effect, very cool!
Thank you for sharing! I grew up with all hand-drawn animation and truly miss it. Even my kids (15-20y/o) like to watch the hand drawn animation. When they realize this wasn't a computer but frame by frame drawings they seem to truly appreciate the artistry. Not to take away from the computer artists. It's just different. And yes, they ALL love your page.
5:13 well, most hand drawn animators (myself included) have a 360 degree rendering that we draw so we know how to keep continuity with how the character should look from all sides.
I think classic Disney movies have the best hand-drawn animations. Just think how fluid/smooth Cinderella's white gown transformation was. Thank you for sharing these flipbooks!
Oh man, tough to pick a favorite. It's between Mickey dancing with the bewitched broom and the 101 Dalmatians. I guess I'm going with Mickey, both bc of my personal nostalgia for Fantasia but also because the movement of his robes over his tubular limbs is absolutely mesmerizing.
I really liked the Pongo flip book, it's kinda cool to see how they used the motion blend to imitate quick reaction movement. I also just love watching your channel because I enjoy the passion and excitement you have for animation and flip books in general.
I loved the tweedle dee and tweedle dum one. It almost made me cry to see something so early in the process of my favorite Disney movie/story. Flipbooks and animation are things that can bring characters to life and as an actor it’s incredible to see them in the early stages.
Your channel has given me a whole new level of respect for animators. Not that I didn’t appreciate you all before it’s just that it never really clicked to me how much time and effort it takes to make a single flip book let alone something like a whole movie
Oh the tinker bell flip book was my favorite! They did it so good! It was animated so good! I kinda wish that I could animate that good... The laughing was so real and the dust was so good!
Honestly, LOVED the one with Pongo and Roger. I love the effect they added with the double feet like you said. I am studying, practicing, self-teaching myself animation and it is so cool to see how each of Disney's movie frames were drawn. Pongo and Roger had very expressive motions and just caught my eye very much while watching this!
All of these made me tear up a little bit. Specially The Lady and the Tramp; as many people, I grew up with that movie, and seeing this iconic moment one more time made me become once again the little 3 year old who would watch this movie every night before bedtime. Even writing this gets me emotional; I truly wish the Disney Studios return to this, and to the animators that worked on all these classics, thank you on behalf of the humanity. Thank you Andymation for sharing this. As an aspiring animator, this is like gold to me, so thank you so much for sharing 💕
OoF I absolutely adore the old Didney History, and the 9 old men are absolutely amazing animators; and of course Ub Iwerks wasn't one of them at the time since he was head of tech but all of these men were Walt's top animators and directors. Unfortunately Walt was a little sour about giving them credit but I just adore the fact that he called them his 9OM, and because of that they were so well known. I'm so happy you're going over the shots because it's absolutely nostalgic! :)
I really loved the Dálmata scene. So amazing how the movement works out so well with the double drawings. I love stop motion too. Your flipbooks are awesome.
I think my favorite was tweedle Dee and tweedle dum. I just love the humor in it, and how simple yet detailed it is. Plus that was one of my favorite scenes in the movie, so it was really cool to see the animation frame by frame in it's original state. I'll definitely have to save up for the set
Thank you for filming and bringing “alive” the flipbooks. What’s amazing is these drawings began as rough sketches drawn by animators and turned into clean drawings by a team (as you discussed).
Bought my daughter flip books at the Disney store in the 90's. I had forgotten all about them and so had she til I showed her one of his vids. She said oh i loved those books! She's 27 now. Good memories.
I love animation. That's why I work in one animation company. But the production of each scene doing all the stuff takes a lot of time and effort. Sometimes it takes away all your energy and the charisma of animation is gradually dulling. But when you watched the whole episode in the tv it seems amazing. All your efforts put in some minutes that the viewers (kids) don't even notice all the frame by frame you did lol
I live in Germany and study communication design. I love artworks like this, because you can feel the love and the passion and how much worth is put into these. I'm a sucker for very detailed work. That's why I love the little animation of Tinkerbell and all her magic dust. I would love to have one of these as my personal little treasure
It's really neat how you can see the process of what the animators drew. You can see every bit of motion, both tiny and big, yet alltogether create the illusion of life. Seeing these flip books and the animators process/notes are both inspiring and a walk back in time, when they just did 2d paper animation (then colored and combined together). I love animation and and how one still drawing when combined with other drawing your picture comes to life. The flipbook I loved the most, (they're all so good) was the one done by Milt Kahl. The expression, overlapping action, the exaggeration and yet still maintaining clarity of the scene, it's so wonderful to see his animation process. All principles of animation are being followed and there you see a perfect finished product.
I love all of these animations... gosh the absolute artistry and magnificence of these men. I’ve always admired the Disney renaissance animation style and it still keeps me awestruck each time I watch them
Everyone of them was really great and cool I liked the tinker bell one because it's was cute and the end effects of the fairy dust cloud just love that part!!!!
Milt Kahl is my personal favourite and the 101 Dalmatians flipbook was amazing .The sudden 'pop' into the action and the motion of the limbs was exquisite.
This is EXACTLY how I felt about animation (still do!) and why I aspired to become one some day when I was young and full of life. Sadly, I never went after that dream. I wish I had, somehow. Hand drawn animation is and always will be the most beautiful form of animation. Disney and his team were pioneers. I would study their movies frame by frame on VHS tape, trying to figure out how life was given to the characters! To any aspiring amimators out there, follow your dreams. Never give up. Keep moving forward. Learn from your failures instead of giving up. Dream big, but work hard! ~From a Disney animator at heart.
I can imagine these men tell their kids/grandkids about their wonderful career days and they're so amazed about it. I'd be so amazed too. They're so amazing and talented! I NEED to get my hands on those flipbooks.
Les Clark's Fantasia animation was astounding. The fluidity if the movements blew me away. Just proves how much we can create with only some pen, paper and a little imagination
Honestly, my favorite animation is Milt Kahl’s, because I love the movement of Pongo (the double feet!), as well as how Roger just holds him tightly at the end. I also love Eric Larson’s animation dearly. The cat looks adorable, snuggling in his warm blankets! I wish I could just study each frame one by one, cause each drawing is a masterpiece!
My favorite is the lady and the tramp! Not only because I love that movie but the details and the animation is amazing! I wish I have a chance to win the giveaway
I absolutely love this! The Milt Kahl book really showed how creative they were with big motions in that entire movie. Thank you for sharing a glimpse of the behind the scenes for your flipbook kit. I loved it ♡
oh wow, these are amazing. i love Frank Thomas's animation the most. the expressions and amazing form of their faces as they move just blows me away. and its cute as heck
I just loved the lady and the tramp flipbook, their emotions are to subtle yet clear. You can tell what both characters are thinking from start to finish, even through it's just pencil on paper.
I loved Marc Davis' flipbook. The attention to detail and truly seeing the work put into an iconic Disney movie. Seeing this flipbook brings good memories and it brings me life honestly. 💕
Goodness gracious these are beautiful! I really wish Disney made more movies like this at this time and age. Even though I haven't seen many movies like this since I'm a kid and I'm used to watching the new style of Disney, I still really appreciate the artwork in animation from these past artist!
Man! Those are really something! Especially Ward Kimbell's flipbook (Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dum) literally the sound come out of my head. Which is fantastic that it reminds the animation movie I saw and how unique it is!
This is why I love all the classic of Disney. It's pure art. No 3D can duplicate such charm and creativity.
Disney please continue create art like these.
Calvin F i agree, I prefer the old Disney charm, it was so much more lively and fun.
Calvin F did you know that Walt Disney supported the hallacost
Well the rigging, reference footage, voice actors, body reference actors, prop makers, set directors that is the process of old animation besides the animating part
They can't, just look how bad they made an American afro "Princess" so bad
Daniel Williams they need good artists. Just look at how beautiful Jasmine and Belle
Disney always made pillows look unbelievably comfy and squishy 😄
I was thinking the same thing. The pillows/blankets alone is enough to solidify my belief that hand drawn is better than CGI animation.
@@nonyabusiness3619 Disney has once again given us unreal expectations. First hair, now pillows😆
Sparrowberry one more person needs to like
Feather pillows have that squishy comfyness. From my experience
Yes but its actually hard as rock haha 😂
I liked the tinker bell flip book I loved just the simplicity of it but you can tell so much went in to it and that pixy dust wow that was crazy good
That block almost looked 3D too
Loog Noog that’s was probably easy for the Disney artists to do. The hardest part was probably animating the characters.
Pixie*
“I’m not worthy”
*How dare you speak such words????*
haha right?!??!?
Rose Cookie 🍪
Rose Cookie how do you do that bold it out
Imran Hussein you put these little things “*” at the side of the words like this but without spaces: * see? this is how you do it *
*See? This is how you do it*
But i am
@Andymation there is a newer set of Disney flipbooks called “nine more old men” copyrighted in 2017.
Oh thanks I didn't know that
I want one of those
@@ThePatrick456thx i didnt know that
Real Art!
Genius!
Disney 2D Animation is next level..
My favorite of the flip books was the 101 Dalmatians flip book. That movie means to much to me as a kid.
Your videos are so important to me. They inspire me to work on my art and they help me to relax after a stressful day.
My favorite one was the Tinker Bell one because he managed to make it beautiful and with clean, detailed designs while showing her personality. Also- the pixie dust of course
The 101 Dalmatians is probably my favorite one. Love the doubles and triples and the stretch and squash, absolutely amazing
I think he creted that for Disney
The way you speak your thoughts about the flipbooks makes me feel the love and commitment you have in arts.
I’ve been studying the nine old men since I was 10 and have fallen in love with not only the fluidity of there work but the supreme craftsmanship of there illustrations, Marc Davis has not only in my opinion the best draftsmanship of the nine old but his subtle and painstaking attention to detail and secondary action in his scenes are just phenomenal. His scenes with not only tinker bell but a litany of other iconic characters makes him my favorite of the nine old men. Thanks for holding the contest Andy, love your work man.
Sorry didn’t read it all
I'm soo exited for the flipbook sets! All these animations are so damn smooth. My favourite is probably the fantasia one, bacause it's just so damn smooth, and that robe looks amazing.
Do you know how many people have your profile picture.
@@morganb2831 Lots ;)
jonas ørsted are you Norwegian??
@@Anna-pj8te nah, Danish
jonas ørsted that makes sense. Since Norwegian and danish names are pretty similar.
OMG this is amazing!! I am learning animation and this video is so inspirational!!!😀
Hey I think I know you
I am subscribed because I saw your videos when you commented on Andy’s video!
Pls sub
Gogo I’m still learning bicht
Lol
Same :3
Even though I am not a big fan of Disney; I will admit: I DEEPLY respect The Nine Old Men!
*_I really hope Nine Old Men were so proud of your latest work. Good job!_*
Friendship why is you everywhere
Friendship Most are dead.... so. Probably not.
@@logd27 R/WoOooOsH
The lady and the tramp was utterly stunning, just the complexity of the facial expressions and how real the thing feels is absurd to me. It really makes you appreciate the talent and dedication that went into these movies we all loved as kids
I thought he title said “nine year old
men”
XD
9 YEAR OLD ARMY IS HERE.
wth same thats why I clicked and then I saw this comment and reread the title xD
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You watch “too much” pewdiepie I see, I like the sound of that
4:42 I REMEMBER THAT BOOK FROM WHEN I WAS FIVE
My mum use to read it to me at night while I drank some warm milk to get me to sleep
Ahhh, memories
Edit: woah.. tanks for da likes
M i l k
Michelle Wolfe I have no clue what you are talking about, 😉 lol.
Book?
ARoss yeah there was a book of it
I would have warm milk with cinnamon sugar and a small small smallllll bit of liquid melted butter.
"I feel very unqualified to be commenting on the animation" I don't think I could think of anyone more qualified than you Andy (except maybe the nine old men themselves ahaha)
Agree! He's very humble. I hope he knows how talented he is. 😊
I really liked milt kahls, I felt like be really captured the characters within their facial expressions as well as their exaggerated movements
Hey Andy animation thx for helping in box trolls! It’s my favorite movie
Listening to you speak about these iconic books was absolutely delightful. Your appreciation for art resonates through your voice and your passion for this work is incredible! ❤️
I have seen all these 2D Disney cartoons/ shorts when I was young. Watching this video made me miss them more. 😢
You’ve gotta give yourself more credit man. You are an incredible artist yourself!
Here’s a challenge:
Create a flip book but start from the end
This is a really good idea!
So do it in reverse???
dr obnoxius basically yes
@@akirakure6474 OOOOOOH
Yeah.
I have such a mad respect for animators. And this is inspires me to maybe pursue it again someday.
Wow...Andy You Are So Inspirational And I hope One Day I Will Be Able To Make Such Amazing Flipbooks Like All of yours!
I Like Woolies’s One The Most Because Of how Detailed It Was,The Notes Are like A really Amazing touch And The animation itself was incredible!
OMG LOVE YR LOGO
Ocean Animal Thank You! :3 ☺️
I love the Tinkerbell one because it has a fairy dust and I love how she just like falls off so smoothly and nicely and some very well drawn
I love them all of course but I think that my favourite one is Milt Kahl’s animation because of the double limbs for the motion blur effect, very cool!
Thank you for sharing! I grew up with all hand-drawn animation and truly miss it. Even my kids (15-20y/o) like to watch the hand drawn animation. When they realize this wasn't a computer but frame by frame drawings they seem to truly appreciate the artistry. Not to take away from the computer artists. It's just different. And yes, they ALL love your page.
5:13 well, most hand drawn animators (myself included) have a 360 degree rendering that we draw so we know how to keep continuity with how the character should look from all sides.
I think classic Disney movies have the best hand-drawn animations. Just think how fluid/smooth Cinderella's white gown transformation was. Thank you for sharing these flipbooks!
Thank you so much for sharing this and big thanx for the *STOP MOTION* APPRECIATED
I loved that dog flip book. Because it has a really iconic shot
Traditional animation never ceases to impress me.
The sheer willpower and passion needed to pull them off is just insane.
Oh man, tough to pick a favorite. It's between Mickey dancing with the bewitched broom and the 101 Dalmatians. I guess I'm going with Mickey, both bc of my personal nostalgia for Fantasia but also because the movement of his robes over his tubular limbs is absolutely mesmerizing.
I really liked the cat snuggling because of the expression of the cat and the flow of the quilt moving. Loved it 💖but all of them were awesome.
That cat is little Figaro from "Pinocchio."😊
I love that snuggling down one it looked so cute...I used to make some flip books as a kid but these work are just amazing and monumental
I liked the Dalmatian one because of the technique you described about drawing the dog’s legs. I haven’t even seen a frame like that before I think.
I really liked the Pongo flip book, it's kinda cool to see how they used the motion blend to imitate quick reaction movement. I also just love watching your channel because I enjoy the passion and excitement you have for animation and flip books in general.
Its wanderful how simple but hard work this is at once!
I loved the tweedle dee and tweedle dum one. It almost made me cry to see something so early in the process of my favorite Disney movie/story.
Flipbooks and animation are things that can bring characters to life and as an actor it’s incredible to see them in the early stages.
Words cannot express how much I loved this video. Thank you for making it!
Your channel has given me a whole new level of respect for animators. Not that I didn’t appreciate you all before it’s just that it never really clicked to me how much time and effort it takes to make a single flip book let alone something like a whole movie
Oh the tinker bell flip book was my favorite!
They did it so good! It was animated so good! I kinda wish that I could animate that good... The laughing was so real and the dust was so good!
If I had a box of these books.....I think I'd be flipping through it over and over until the day I die. I'll never stop being fascinated. Pure magic.
That one from 101 dalmations is absolutely gorgeous.
Yes I love it too
Honestly, LOVED the one with Pongo and Roger. I love the effect they added with the double feet like you said. I am studying, practicing, self-teaching myself animation and it is so cool to see how each of Disney's movie frames were drawn. Pongo and Roger had very expressive motions and just caught my eye very much while watching this!
The classic Nine Old Men of Disney. This is awesome
All of these made me tear up a little bit. Specially The Lady and the Tramp; as many people, I grew up with that movie, and seeing this iconic moment one more time made me become once again the little 3 year old who would watch this movie every night before bedtime. Even writing this gets me emotional; I truly wish the Disney Studios return to this, and to the animators that worked on all these classics, thank you on behalf of the humanity.
Thank you Andymation for sharing this. As an aspiring animator, this is like gold to me, so thank you so much for sharing 💕
OoF I absolutely adore the old Didney History, and the 9 old men are absolutely amazing animators; and of course Ub Iwerks wasn't one of them at the time since he was head of tech but all of these men were Walt's top animators and directors. Unfortunately Walt was a little sour about giving them credit but I just adore the fact that he called them his 9OM, and because of that they were so well known. I'm so happy you're going over the shots because it's absolutely nostalgic! :)
I really loved the Dálmata scene. So amazing how the movement works out so well with the double drawings. I love stop motion too. Your flipbooks are awesome.
Thank god you uploaded amazing content cause I am bored
ha! you're welcome
OH MADE GOD YOU COMMENTED
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I think my favorite was tweedle Dee and tweedle dum. I just love the humor in it, and how simple yet detailed it is. Plus that was one of my favorite scenes in the movie, so it was really cool to see the animation frame by frame in it's original state. I'll definitely have to save up for the set
The tinkerbell one was so good... Loved it.....every book was awesome.. 👏✊👍
Thank you for filming and bringing “alive” the flipbooks. What’s amazing is these drawings began as rough sketches drawn by animators and turned into clean drawings by a team (as you discussed).
I liked the Lady and the Tramp flippbook becuase it have my favorite scen in it! It is so beautiful things they have done
Bought my daughter flip books at the Disney store in the 90's. I had forgotten all about them and so had she til I showed her one of his vids. She said oh i loved those books! She's 27 now. Good memories.
I love animation. That's why I work in one animation company. But the production of each scene doing all the stuff takes a lot of time and effort. Sometimes it takes away all your energy and the charisma of animation is gradually dulling. But when you watched the whole episode in the tv it seems amazing. All your efforts put in some minutes that the viewers (kids) don't even notice all the frame by frame you did lol
I live in Germany and study communication design. I love artworks like this, because you can feel the love and the passion and how much worth is put into these. I'm a sucker for very detailed work. That's why I love the little animation of Tinkerbell and all her magic dust. I would love to have one of these as my personal little treasure
I have all Disney archive series collection. Is a must for a Disney fan lover, and excellent reference material for any animator.
It's really neat how you can see the process of what the animators drew. You can see every bit of motion, both tiny and big, yet alltogether create the illusion of life. Seeing these flip books and the animators process/notes are both inspiring and a walk back in time, when they just did 2d paper animation (then colored and combined together). I love animation and and how one still drawing when combined with other drawing your picture comes to life. The flipbook I loved the most, (they're all so good) was the one done by Milt Kahl. The expression, overlapping action, the exaggeration and yet still maintaining clarity of the scene, it's so wonderful to see his animation process. All principles of animation are being followed and there you see a perfect finished product.
Andy your a great at what you do! I pacifically think that they'd be proud and think your great at making flip books! You are very worthy!
I love all of these animations... gosh the absolute artistry and magnificence of these men. I’ve always admired the Disney renaissance animation style and it still keeps me awestruck each time I watch them
absolutely loved the lady and the tramp one!! I'm learning animation and holy smokes do I have a lot to learn
Everyone of them was really great and cool I liked the tinker bell one because it's was cute and the end effects of the fairy dust cloud just love that part!!!!
U are honestly one of the best drawers I know, u are defiantly worthy!! 😊😊
I just absolutely adore all the books starting from that blank page to the most creative drawing you’ve ever seen but I really like that last one
I loved lady in the tramp it’s so detailed I saw the movie love it
Milt Kahl is my personal favourite and the 101 Dalmatians flipbook was amazing .The sudden 'pop' into the action and the motion of the limbs was exquisite.
The Tiny Chef was singing, "Another one bites the dust" then Michael Jacksons "smooth criminal". 😂
Well that's fantastic!
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This is EXACTLY how I felt about animation (still do!) and why I aspired to become one some day when I was young and full of life. Sadly, I never went after that dream. I wish I had, somehow. Hand drawn animation is and always will be the most beautiful form of animation. Disney and his team were pioneers. I would study their movies frame by frame on VHS tape, trying to figure out how life was given to the characters!
To any aspiring amimators out there, follow your dreams. Never give up. Keep moving forward. Learn from your failures instead of giving up. Dream big, but work hard!
~From a Disney animator at heart.
Hi Andymations!!! Clicked as soon as I saw!
the cringe palace same
Where does everybody get those cute profile pictures???
I can imagine these men tell their kids/grandkids about their wonderful career days and they're so amazed about it. I'd be so amazed too. They're so amazing and talented! I NEED to get my hands on those flipbooks.
Hate to be that person
But
Told*
The last of the 9 men died back in 2008
I love the tinker bell flip book with the fairy dust. I wish I could draw like that.
Les Clark's Fantasia animation was astounding. The fluidity if the movements blew me away. Just proves how much we can create with only some pen, paper and a little imagination
andy : i wish i could draw like that
your my fav and your drawing is extraordinary so your one of them *a legend* .. 😊
Honestly, my favorite animation is Milt Kahl’s, because I love the movement of Pongo (the double feet!), as well as how Roger just holds him tightly at the end. I also love Eric Larson’s animation dearly. The cat looks adorable, snuggling in his warm blankets! I wish I could just study each frame one by one, cause each drawing is a masterpiece!
My favorite is the lady and the tramp! Not only because I love that movie but the details and the animation is amazing! I wish I have a chance to win the giveaway
The 101 dalmatians one was the best one imo! It was very dynamic and i loved how they both synched
Tinker bell is my favorite because it’s funny and I love the way she gets mad her face turns red 😂
I absolutely love this! The Milt Kahl book really showed how creative they were with big motions in that entire movie. Thank you for sharing a glimpse of the behind the scenes for your flipbook kit. I loved it ♡
Seriously mate, I only hope to be as good as you one day😍😍💗💗
oh wow, these are amazing. i love Frank Thomas's animation the most. the expressions and amazing form of their faces as they move just blows me away. and its cute as heck
I’ve never heard of “Nine Old Men” but sounds cool!
I just loved the lady and the tramp flipbook, their emotions are to subtle yet clear. You can tell what both characters are thinking from start to finish, even through it's just pencil on paper.
I love the lady and the tramp flip book such a classic Disney scene.
I loved Marc Davis' flipbook. The attention to detail and truly seeing the work put into an iconic Disney movie. Seeing this flipbook brings good memories and it brings me life honestly. 💕
Andy:all you take is a paper and a pencil
Me:and hours of our lives
This was really cool. Thanks for taking the time to make a stop-motion of each book. The level of talent on those pages is unfathomable.
Aww I like the kitty one. 😊 Tinker bell is kinda cute. 101 d is wicked cool. That is really cool about flipbooks.
The Fantasia one is my favorite. The way the characters move is so satisfying!
My favorite one was the bunny flipbook because I think the bunny was SUPER cute! :D (I really want a set!!!!!) :D
These flip books are amazing! It is amazing to see how dynamic each frame is especially with characters like Tweedledee and Tweedledum.
My favorite was the Tinkerbell one
Goodness gracious these are beautiful! I really wish Disney made more movies like this at this time and age. Even though I haven't seen many movies like this since I'm a kid and I'm used to watching the new style of Disney, I still really appreciate the artwork in animation from these past artist!
Captain America in age of Ultron :- tries to lift the hammer.
Thor :- holy crap! He can lift it.
Suddenly cap :- 8:45
Thor :- thank god
I absolutley loved the one where there was a Cat snuggling into bed the air pocket was so cool their drawing skills are brilliant
Thank you so much for sharing this treasure, I just checked amazon, there is a second series, Nine more old men
Man! Those are really something!
Especially Ward Kimbell's flipbook (Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dum) literally the sound come out of my head.
Which is fantastic that it reminds the animation movie I saw and how unique it is!