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101 Dalmatians Color Keys by Walt Peregoy
 April 21, 2007 2:11 am
An update at the Cartoon Modern blog: a collection of color keys by Walt Peregoy from Disney’s 101 Dalmatians. |
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Thanks so much for posting these!
I’m absolutely amazed that Walt Disney was unhappy with the look of this film. It’s the studio’s post-war masterpiece.
Those color schemes are wonderful. 101 DALMATIONS had a fantastic look to it. It is truly one of my all-time favorite animated features, and has been since I was a little kid. Full, penciled animation on modern, stylistic backgrounds must have been pretty new for Disney at the time. A classic I shall never forget. I really like these images.