I Stop When I Hear A Drumbeat Call
I am an impulsive human being.Everything excites me.
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I saw this movie tonight and it was the cutest <3
Everyone should see it.
Get a Clue - Get a Clue (Simon and Milo)
My day just got 100x better.
Just saying…
Kenny Random has a new release coming this Friday!
“Beautiful lies” will be available in 4 variants with each one being an edition of 10.
This is really great, go check out his “Beautiful Lies” series. As a fan of Disney, collages, and pop culture I really love his work with this.
The Muppets followed by Q&A with Jason Segal :) (Taken with Instagram at The Los Angeles Film School LAFS)
Letter Of Note of the Day: On February 13, 1986, an inter-office memo was sent out to Disney employees announcing the retroactive renaming of many studio classics.
The notice, attributed to then-Walt Disney Feature Animation president Peter Schneider, was actually the handy work of Ed Gombert, an animator who, along with many of his colleagues, was upset over the decision to rename Disney’s Basil of Baker Street adaptation “The Great Mouse Detective.”
Then-Disney CEO Jeff Katzenberg, who reportedly called Schneider into his office to do some explaining, was unable to determine the fake memo’s true origin. Nor was he successful in stopping itself spread beyond the walls of Disney HQ: A copy of the memo eventually landed in the pages of the LA Times.
[l|o|n.]
Wish I worked for Disney when this happen. Actually, I wish I worked for Disney now…
“Flora was not what you’d call an appointed leader, she just automatically became the leader because she had all the best ideas.” – Animator Ollie Johnston on the fairies in Sleeping Beauty
Did I mention that “Kizer” had made a beautiful Maleficent ?
Beautful villain.
Take a look at Daft Punk as they appear in Tron: Legacy!
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Letter Of Note of the Day: On February 13, 1986, an inter-office memo was sent out to Disney employees announcing the retroactive renaming of many studio classics.
The notice, attributed to then-Walt Disney Feature Animation president Peter Schneider, was actually the handy work of Ed Gombert, an animator who, along with many of his colleagues, was upset over the decision to rename Disney’s Basil of Baker Street adaptation “The Great Mouse Detective.”
Then-Disney CEO Jeff Katzenberg, who reportedly called Schneider into his office to do some explaining, was unable to determine the fake memo’s true origin. Nor was he successful in stopping itself spread beyond the walls of Disney HQ: A copy of the memo eventually landed in the pages of the LA Times.
[l|o|n.]
Wish I worked for Disney when this happen. Actually, I wish I worked for Disney now…](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrhdmrohEC1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
