Comments on: Eyvind Earle http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/ llustration, Comics, Animation, and Cartoon Art Sun, 13 May 2012 16:20:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Edco http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-4325 Edco Sun, 17 Jul 2005 06:04:47 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-4325 My bad, Paul, I must have remembered incorrectly from the documentary on that old laser. I just knew he had worked on the film for many more years than average. Tho thanks to Amid and Ward, I'm inclined to dig into some old books and movies to do some more research! My bad, Paul, I must have remembered incorrectly from the documentary on that old laser. I just knew he had worked on the film for many more years than average. Tho thanks to Amid and Ward, I’m inclined to dig into some old books and movies to do some more research!

]]> By: Edco http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-687140 Edco Sun, 17 Jul 2005 06:04:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-687140 My bad, Paul, I must have remembered incorrectly from the documentary on that old laser. I just knew he had worked on the film for many more years than average. Tho thanks to Amid and Ward, I'm inclined to dig into some old books and movies to do some more research! My bad, Paul, I must have remembered incorrectly from the documentary on that old laser. I just knew he had worked on the film for many more years than average. Tho thanks to Amid and Ward, I’m inclined to dig into some old books and movies to do some more research!

]]> By: Will http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-4315 Will Sun, 17 Jul 2005 01:36:05 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-4315 This is my favorite: http://www.gallery21.com/Original_As_the_shadows_deepened_earle.htm The gallery is selling the original, I just called for a price. It can be yours for a mere $70,000. Doesn't make it any less amazing though. This is my favorite:
http://www.gallery21.com/Original_As_the_shadows_deepened_earle.htm

The gallery is selling the original, I just called for a price. It can be yours for a mere $70,000.

Doesn’t make it any less amazing though.

]]> By: Will http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-687139 Will Sun, 17 Jul 2005 01:36:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-687139 This is my favorite: http://www.gallery21.com/Original_As_the_shadows_deepened_earle.htm The gallery is selling the original, I just called for a price. It can be yours for a mere $70,000. Doesn't make it any less amazing though. This is my favorite:
http://www.gallery21.com/Original_As_the_shadows_deepened_earle.htm

The gallery is selling the original, I just called for a price. It can be yours for a mere $70,000.

Doesn’t make it any less amazing though.

]]> By: Jem http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-3996 Jem Fri, 15 Jul 2005 05:59:05 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-3996 Stunning, thankyou. Stunning, thankyou.

]]> By: Jem http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-687138 Jem Fri, 15 Jul 2005 05:59:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-687138 Stunning, thankyou. Stunning, thankyou.

]]> By: Ward http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-3933 Ward Fri, 15 Jul 2005 03:58:48 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-3933 Yes, Eyvind just became the poster-boy for all the SLEEPING BEAUTY backgrounds because he was more vocal about it in the press, as well as out-living most of the guys to still talk about it. Funny how it works out that way. Plus, with the short promo clip in the DVD set that shows how he worked on the backgrounds that was shot back in the day, it kinda set that misinformation in stone. Thanks, Amid for setting us straight! Yes, Eyvind just became the poster-boy for all the SLEEPING BEAUTY backgrounds because he was more vocal about it in the press, as well as out-living most of the guys to still talk about it. Funny how it works out that way. Plus, with the short promo clip in the DVD set that shows how he worked on the backgrounds that was shot back in the day, it kinda set that misinformation in stone.

Thanks, Amid for setting us straight!

]]> By: Ward http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-687137 Ward Fri, 15 Jul 2005 03:58:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-687137 Yes, Eyvind just became the poster-boy for all the SLEEPING BEAUTY backgrounds because he was more vocal about it in the press, as well as out-living most of the guys to still talk about it. Funny how it works out that way. Plus, with the short promo clip in the DVD set that shows how he worked on the backgrounds that was shot back in the day, it kinda set that misinformation in stone. Thanks, Amid for setting us straight! Yes, Eyvind just became the poster-boy for all the SLEEPING BEAUTY backgrounds because he was more vocal about it in the press, as well as out-living most of the guys to still talk about it. Funny how it works out that way. Plus, with the short promo clip in the DVD set that shows how he worked on the backgrounds that was shot back in the day, it kinda set that misinformation in stone.

Thanks, Amid for setting us straight!

]]> By: Amid http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-3931 Amid Fri, 15 Jul 2005 02:46:49 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-3931 Wow, lots of misinformation floating around out there. Please folks, read Canemaker's book, it'll answer your questions. Earle was hired at Disney in 1951, so his time at Disney had nothing to do with WWII. Mary Blair didn't do any concept art for SLEEPING BEAUTY. If she did, it couldn't have been more than a couple pieces and those would have been done free-lance because she'd already left the studio by the time Earle became art director in 54. And Eyvind Earle did not paint all the bgs on the film. There was a large crew of layout artists who drew the bgs and another crew of painters who did the finished bgs. The painters include some really talented folks like Walt Peregoy, Frank Armitage, Ralph Hulett and Tony Rizzo, among others. Wow, lots of misinformation floating around out there. Please folks, read Canemaker’s book, it’ll answer your questions. Earle was hired at Disney in 1951, so his time at Disney had nothing to do with WWII. Mary Blair didn’t do any concept art for SLEEPING BEAUTY. If she did, it couldn’t have been more than a couple pieces and those would have been done free-lance because she’d already left the studio by the time Earle became art director in 54. And Eyvind Earle did not paint all the bgs on the film. There was a large crew of layout artists who drew the bgs and another crew of painters who did the finished bgs. The painters include some really talented folks like Walt Peregoy, Frank Armitage, Ralph Hulett and Tony Rizzo, among others.

]]> By: Amid http://drawn.ca/archive/eyvind-earle/comment-page-1/#comment-687136 Amid Fri, 15 Jul 2005 02:46:00 +0000 http://drawn.ca/2005/07/13/eyvind-earle/#comment-687136 Wow, lots of misinformation floating around out there. Please folks, read Canemaker's book, it'll answer your questions. Earle was hired at Disney in 1951, so his time at Disney had nothing to do with WWII. Mary Blair didn't do any concept art for SLEEPING BEAUTY. If she did, it couldn't have been more than a couple pieces and those would have been done free-lance because she'd already left the studio by the time Earle became art director in 54. And Eyvind Earle did not paint all the bgs on the film. There was a large crew of layout artists who drew the bgs and another crew of painters who did the finished bgs. The painters include some really talented folks like Walt Peregoy, Frank Armitage, Ralph Hulett and Tony Rizzo, among others. Wow, lots of misinformation floating around out there. Please folks, read Canemaker’s book, it’ll answer your questions. Earle was hired at Disney in 1951, so his time at Disney had nothing to do with WWII. Mary Blair didn’t do any concept art for SLEEPING BEAUTY. If she did, it couldn’t have been more than a couple pieces and those would have been done free-lance because she’d already left the studio by the time Earle became art director in 54. And Eyvind Earle did not paint all the bgs on the film. There was a large crew of layout artists who drew the bgs and another crew of painters who did the finished bgs. The painters include some really talented folks like Walt Peregoy, Frank Armitage, Ralph Hulett and Tony Rizzo, among others.

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