As a child I loved Sleeping Beauty and felt like there was something distinctive about it’s artwork that took me into a fairy-world. Thanks for posting!
The art on Sleeping Beauty was my favorite. Even as a kid I thought it was so elegant and magical. The animation gets the most notice and I was always interested in seeing more about the background paintings. Thanks.
Sleeping beauty was just another princess movie when i was a young boy that didn't care for it. Now as a 28 year old man I told my sister to put Sleeping Beauty. She was confused so i told her & my mom i that appreciate the story and the hand drawn animation that seems to be missing from Disney movies today.
Top 20 Disney painters: 20. The artists behind The Tinker Bell books 19. Bobby Driscoll 18. Herb Ryman 17. John Hench 16. Thelma Witmer 15. Carl Barks 14. Frank Armitage 13. Al Dempster 12. Bill Layne 11.Toby Bluth 10. Walt Peregoy 9. Kay Nielsen 8. Thomas Kinkade 7. Lisa Keane 6. Claude Coates 5. Peter Ellenshaw 4. Thor Putman 3. Tyrus Wong 2. Mary Blair 1. Eyvind Earle Honourable mentions: Rodel Gonzalez, Gustaf Tenggren, Denyse Klette, Michael Humphries,Joshua Meador, Milt Kahl, Ward Kimball, Harrison Ellenshaw, Paige O’Hara, George Rowley and Tony Anselmo.
I bought this movie on VHS. My favorite memory is STILL to eat chips & salsa & drink in the "lush" details of the rich backgrounds & watch some amazing animation! I've never gotten to see it on the Big screen.
Nice video. I just wish the speakers had been identified! I had no idea who was offering their historical or personal commentary on the man and his work.
His backgrounds gave animators a headache because they were so distinctive and stylized, they required a new style of animation, with characters more pointy and flowy then ever before. One of the art directors openly hated the background style, but Disney liked it so it had to stay.
@@LEE10987 his brothers turned out ok... he also has a mother and a younger brother... they handled the tough love to get to that stratosphere level of fame and wealth on earth. It is what it is, some handle harsh well and some break. He made enough money to see the best help, but he bought exotic animals and destroyed his mind and physical appearance getting caught up in criticism of his fame.
As a child I loved Sleeping Beauty and felt like there was something distinctive about it’s artwork that took me into a fairy-world. Thanks for posting!
Yes! Highly influential to me. That animated feature really had it all: Tchaikovsky, Eyvind Earle art, adorable story and great voice work. Scumps! ;)
He is the reason I am so into backgrounds and layouts, Sleeping Beauty has always been my favorite Disney movie because of its backgrounds 💕💕
This was inspirational to watch thank God for this man’s talent, I appreciate it very much.
It's always fascinating to watch the old masters at work.
The art on Sleeping Beauty was my favorite. Even as a kid I thought it was so elegant and magical. The animation gets the most notice and I was always interested in seeing more about the background paintings. Thanks.
Sleeping Beauty is one of my favorite movies!
This guy is amazing
thats why i really like sleeping beauty for this kind of artwork , painting and very masterpiece ,, i really love it..
I watched this and I was literally stunned by the backgrounds- I wish I could draw like this
Sleeping beauty was just another princess movie when i was a young boy that didn't care for it. Now as a 28 year old man I told my sister to put Sleeping Beauty. She was confused so i told her & my mom i that appreciate the story and the hand drawn animation that seems to be missing from Disney movies today.
indeed
Eyvind Earle was a very gifted artist.
Top 20 Disney painters:
20. The artists behind The Tinker Bell books
19. Bobby Driscoll
18. Herb Ryman
17. John Hench
16. Thelma Witmer
15. Carl Barks
14. Frank Armitage
13. Al Dempster
12. Bill Layne
11.Toby Bluth
10. Walt Peregoy
9. Kay Nielsen
8. Thomas Kinkade
7. Lisa Keane
6. Claude Coates
5. Peter Ellenshaw
4. Thor Putman
3. Tyrus Wong
2. Mary Blair
1. Eyvind Earle
Honourable mentions: Rodel Gonzalez, Gustaf Tenggren, Denyse Klette, Michael Humphries,Joshua Meador, Milt Kahl, Ward Kimball, Harrison Ellenshaw, Paige O’Hara, George Rowley and Tony Anselmo.
Thank you so much for that because I was looking for Mary Blair's name for hours and it was driving me crazy!
I bought this movie on VHS. My favorite memory is STILL to eat chips & salsa & drink in the "lush" details of the rich backgrounds & watch some amazing animation! I've never gotten to see it on the Big screen.
Sleeping Beauty is a Dazzling masterpiece.
Tremendo genio.
Eyvind Earle was truly a legend for his paintings and drawings since he worked for Disney
Nice video. I just wish the speakers had been identified! I had no idea who was offering their historical or personal commentary on the man and his work.
thank you for sharing your work e e , I'll always remember you this way and counting
What a very sad story.
Genius !
His backgrounds gave animators a headache because they were so distinctive and stylized, they required a new style of animation, with characters more pointy and flowy then ever before. One of the art directors openly hated the background style, but Disney liked it so it had to stay.
There is a two worlds clashing on style and shape of this film, that doesn't fit. But I love it.
Eyvind Earle and Maurice Noble should have made some beautiful music together
if you like games and this kind of art check banner saga. also are his painting available for sale?
Excellent
His pops put that discipline in him. That's how it goes..someone has to inspire- set that fire off inside you... it only takes one person
FACTS!
So kidnapping and being abuse is seen as being disciplined. Those 3years haunted him for the rest of his life
@@LEE10987 his brothers turned out ok... he also has a mother and a younger brother... they handled the tough love to get to that stratosphere level of fame and wealth on earth. It is what it is, some handle harsh well and some break. He made enough money to see the best help, but he bought exotic animals and destroyed his mind and physical appearance getting caught up in criticism of his fame.
@@LEE10987my error.. my response is for another celebrity 😅
Is this a piece out of a documental?
Nice
is this from a different documentary than “picture perfect?”- i don’t remember this part being in that!
It's a separate featurette from the bluray edition, if memory serves me right