Disney’s Snow White & The Seven Dwarves scenes recreated with 14 different varieties of apples, by food artist Prudence Staite

(via BBC)

“Disney Posts Alice in Wonderland Posters on Facebook” (discovered via Mashable)

click here for “The Disloyal Subjects of the Mad Hatter” profile on facebook & larger poster images on Disney Pictures’ flickr page

“For ‘The Princess and the Frog,’ Disney Returns to Traditional Animation Style”

“…Walt Disney Co.’s first hand-animated feature film in nearly six years, is a gamble by the studio that audiences will respond to the traditional medium of Mickey Mouse in an era when animation is dominated by slick computer-generated fare from Pixar Animation and DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. …”

(article via WSJ.com)

“…For the last 50 years, inside an unmarked warehouse here, a historic movie prop has rested in a deep, deep sleep. Last month a Walt Disney Company archivist awakened it…”

‘Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives’ Blows Off Pixie Dust
(article via NYTimes.com)

(via www.nationalpost.com)

Posters by Disney Imagineer Rolly Crump  c.1960
(discovered via Boing Boing)

silhouettes made from vinyl records by Sillyette
(discovered via Toxel.com)

Eric Tan has posted more retro-style posters for Pixar’s UP.

artwork development for Pixar’s UP by Lou Romano, a follow up to earlier post 
(via louromano discovered via motionographer)

bought the Hong Kong import of this DVD last year (along with Tales from Earthsea). thought it was adorable and only a matter of time before Disney brought it to the big screen. looking forward to watching this again (as the subtitles were subpar). and just waiting until the Studio Ghibli Ni no Kuni game for Nintendo DS hits the US (if it ever does)

danhacker:

The official one-sheet poster for Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘Ponyo’ 

This film stars the voice talents of Cate Blanchett, Matt Damon, Tina Fey, Cloris Leachman, Liam Neeson, Lily Tomlin and Betty White.

‘Ponyo’ scheduled to be released in theaters on August 14th 2009.

Miyazaki ’s films are always a joy to see and an incredible visual experience as well. This is one under-the-radar film I hope people don’t miss out on.