I love images of the Cat playing with his head, it's just so bizarre!  This Mary Blair was tailor made for me, the only improvement woul...

It has finally happened - there is a Mary Blair in the house!  Woohoo!  I was lucky enough to acquire not one, but two Mary Blair concept pa...

I am finally able to tell you one of the two big items for this year.   Geppi's Entertainment Museum in Baltimore, MD will be exhib...

We'll be exhibiting this Sunday at the Disneyana Fan Club show and sale (thank you Brian!), come on down and say hello and buy cool stuf...

Almost ready for the first big announcement of 2016. Stay tuned!

I can't tell you how many years I've been waiting and wanting to find an image of what a 1951 English Quad looks like. I can now hap...

Something big is coming, stay tuned!

We now have an Instagram where we will publish extra nice items.  Enjoy!

Whew!  What a year 2015 has been, can't wait for this year to firmly take hold!  And lots of good stuff coming your way from the VDA blo...

A bit of a repost from 2008, holiday catalog from France in 1951, where Alice was a Christmas release!

This is a cool little cel, once of flowers from the Live Garden, looks to be a mum. This little guy appears in the scene where Alice is f...

Something a little more recent, from 1974, the original art for the cover to the Walt Disney Comics Digest issue #46, featuring (you guessed...

The last of the comparison photos, this time Alice again!  Poor Kathy was so tormented by the animators during the live action reference fil...

Never has Disney cast a better voice.  Ed Wynn's lispy Hatter is just fantastic.  And his improv skills proved better than the writers a...

The March Hare is the epitome of Jerry Colonna's crazy personality - or is it the other way 'round? Regardless, they couldn't...

This particular image was very popular during the months preceding the release of Alice in 1951, it was featured in several magazine article...

Sterling Holloway's toothy grin perfectly suits this comparison still with the Cheshire Cat.  I must say I think his performance is pret...

Since the Caterpillar is my favorite character, I was very excited to find this still of Richard Haydn as the Caterpillar. I just love th...

A long time ago I found a still that had lots of little tiny images of the various actors with their animated counterparts.  Recently I came...

I've spoken a number of times here on the blog about the Dell Four Color comic that adapts the film, #331.  It was one of the - if not ...