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Description of Pictures: Make Believe: The World of Glen Keane
NOTE: No photography was allowed in the special exhibit itself.
Mar 8–Sep 3, 2018
The Walt Disney Family Museum is proud to introduce our newest original exhibition, Make Believe: The World of Glen Keane, showcasing the work of this influential Disney animator and artist. Keane’s dynamic artistic talent brings to life some of the most unforgettable characters of our time, from the imposing Beast and fearless Tarzan, to the daring heroines Ariel, Pocahontas, and Rapunzel. The exhibition, curated by Glen Keane in partnership with Michael Labrie, the museum’s Director of Collections and Exhibitions, opens on March 8, 2018 in the museum’s Theater Gallery and will be on view through September 3, 2018.
This unique exhibition showcases hand-drawn animation and maquettes of Keane’s most iconic Disney characters, from earlier films, including The Fox and the Hound (1981), to more recent works, such as Tangled (2010). Keane’s methodical approach to his work, honed during a 40-year-career that has witnessed profound technological changes in the field of animation, led to a period now recognized as the Disney animation renaissance. Make Believe features images and animation sketches from numerous films, including The Little Mermaid (1989), Beauty and the Beast (1991), Aladdin (1992), Pocahontas (1995), and Tarzan (1999).
Keane left the Studios in 2012 to pursue new opportunities and shortly after joined Google Spotlight Stories to create a mobile 360 short film with hand-drawn animation. The partnership with Google led to a collaboration with Tilt Brush, an innovative VR drawing tool. Keane first witnessed the technology and its astounding capabilities at a visual effects conference in San Francisco while the app was in its early development stages.
Tilt Brush allows you to paint in virtual reality from an entirely different perspective: the room is the canvas and the wand-like controller turns traces of light into three-dimensional ...More...

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1. WDFMGK_180714_017.JPG: Nephtali (2015)
2. WDFMGK_180714_051.JPG: The Animated World of Glen Keane
3. WDFMGK_180714_057.JPG: Penny The Rescuers (1977)
4. WDFMGK_180714_062.JPG: Tod and Vixey The Fox and the Hound (1981)
5. WDFMGK_180714_066.JPG: Bear The Fox and the Hound (1981)
6. WDFMGK_180714_068.JPG: Elliott Pete's Dragon (1977)
7. WDFMGK_180714_075.JPG: "The idea of the Internet"
8. WDFMGK_180714_078.JPG: 1982: Alan Kay at Atari is developing an idea, the internet. Something like the Encyclopedia Brittanica brought to your doorstep.
9. WDFMGK_180714_080.JPG: Willie the Giant Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)
10. WDFMGK_180714_084.JPG: Burger 'n Bones (1983)
11. WDFMGK_180714_085.JPG: Kurtz and Friends Productions want an animated dog food commercial. Voice and visual inspiration: blues artist Leon Redbone.
12. WDFMGK_180714_087.JPG: Witches The Black Cauldron (1985)
13. WDFMGK_180714_089.JPG: Ratigan The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
14. WDFMGK_180714_093.JPG: Dr. Dawson The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
15. WDFMGK_180714_097.JPG: Olivia The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
16. WDFMGK_180714_099.JPG: Adam Raccoon Adam Raccoon at Forever Falls (1987)
17. WDFMGK_180714_102.JPG: Early morning walk to Disney -- Adam Raccoon can illustrate spiritual truths.
18. WDFMGK_180714_105.JPG: The Chipmunk Adventure (1987)
19. WDFMGK_180714_112.JPG: Design fashion for Jenny based on what Claire is wearing. For Sykes, father-in-law's hands -- amazing how he ties hooks onto a fishing line, that his bratwurst-like fingers can handle such a delicate task.
20. WDFMGK_180714_115.JPG: Sykes Oliver & Company (1988)
21. WDFMGK_180714_118.JPG: Georgette Oliver and Company (1988)
22. WDFMGK_180714_122.JPG: Cody The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
23. WDFMGK_180714_126.JPG: Prince Eric The Little Mermaid (1989)
24. WDFMGK_180714_131.JPG: Marahute The Rescues Down Under (1990)
25. WDFMGK_180714_136.JPG: Ariel The Little Mermaid (1989)
26. WDFMGK_180714_138.JPG: I don't want to design Ursula, I want to design and animate Ariel. "Can you draw a pretty girl?" my directors ask. I've been drawing my wife Linda (girl next door, Disney look) for years, so... Sure!
27. WDFMGK_180714_142.JPG: Beast Beauty and the Beast (1990)
28. WDFMGK_180714_146.JPG: Aladdin Aladdin (1992)
29. WDFMGK_180714_149.JPG: Production notes, 1992 Aladdin (1992)
30. WDFMGK_180714_151.JPG: Sketching volleyball players in Manhattan Beach, near our home, I realize that the triangular shapes of their torsos reflect the triangular shape of Aladdin's pants.
31. WDFMGK_180714_153.JPG: Manhattan Beach Volleyball Tournament, 1992
32. WDFMGK_180714_156.JPG: Pocahontas Pocahontas (1995)
33. WDFMGK_180714_158.JPG: Developing character of Pocahontas, and seeing her everywhere -- even the Glendale mall. Los Angeles is the perfect city for inspiration.
34. WDFMGK_180714_161.JPG: Tarzan and Jane Tarzan (1999)
35. WDFMGK_180714_163.JPG: Visiting mountain gorillas in Uganda. Such a wonderful sense of peace and harmony, I suddenly understand why Tarzan would have a hard time leaving his gorilla family for Jane and civilization. Watching extreme sports with 15-year-old son, Max, I realize Tarzan must be like a skateboarder: addicted to the adrenaline rush of pushing oneself to the limits. This Tarzan will be a tree surfer, launching himself fearlessly from limb to limb.
36. WDFMGK_180714_165.JPG: If my wife's feet can do this, surely an animated character like Tarzan could do it too! Linda Keane's feet
37. WDFMGK_180714_168.JPG: Best of Both Worlds
38. WDFMGK_180714_170.JPG: Computers offer true dimension and lighting. Hand drawing offers an organic and intuitive expressiveness. Together they could bring animation to new frontiers.
39. WDFMGK_180714_173.JPG: Mother Gothel and Rapunzel Tangled (2010)
40. WDFMGK_180714_175.JPG: John Silver Treasure Planet (2002)
41. WDFMGK_180714_178.JPG: Rapunzel, Flynn, and Maximus Tangled (2010)
42. WDFMGK_180714_181.JPG: Nephtali Nephtali (2015)
43. WDFMGK_180714_182.JPG: Inspiration = Gen 49:21, Psalm 42:1l both speak of freedom and spiritual longing using the image of a deer.
44. WDFMGK_180714_185.JPG: Kobe Bryant Dear Basketball (2017)
45. WDFMGK_180714_191.JPG: Lux Lux: Binding Light (2017)
46. WDFMGK_180714_192.JPG: She is a princess who leads an army energized by her source of power: light. She hides this power for fear of how it will be misunderstood.
47. WDFMGK_180714_194.JPG: Tosh Duet (2014)
48. WDFMGK_180714_199.JPG: Victory Dance (2016)
49. WDFMGK_180714_202.JPG: Mia and Dog Duet (2014)
50. WDFMGK_180714_204.JPG: From a baby through adolescent and teenage years to adulthood, Mia's proportions change, as does her ability to move with grace.
51. WDFMGK_180714_207.JPG: "Let this be plain to all: design, or as it is called by another name, drawing, constitutes the fountainhead and substance of painting and sculpture and architecture and every other kind of painting, and is the root of all sciences." -- Michelangelo
52. WDFMGK_180714_236.JPG: "Glen, someday you're going to do greater things than us." -- Ollie Johnston
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