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'No serious scholar of Disney animation should be without this authoritative volume.'―Brian Sibley, writer, broadcaster, and Disney scholarPRAISE FOR PENCILS, PENS & BRUSHES: A GREAT GIRLS' GUIDE TO DISNEY ANIMATION'In this inspiring picture book, Johnson celebrates the many talented women who worked for Walt Disney Studios: writers, dancers, singers, chemists, pilots, and-of course-artists. Some of these women achievedgreatness while working at Disney, such as Dorothy Ann Blank, one of the credited writers for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Others found fame later in life: Mildred Rossi, who did the special effects for Chernabogin Fantasia, also designed many famous Hollywood monsters. Some studied under Nelbert Murphy Chouinard, who agreed to teach Disney animators how to draw realistically when no man would. Bov channelsDisney legend Mary Blair through her bright, playful illustrations. These career-oriented women are pictured hard at work-and happy! Their inkwells, sketches, and diplomas fly off their desks in a whimsical frenzy. Flowers and paintbrushes swirl around their smiling faces. . .'―American Library Association Booklist'Setting the record straight, Johnson has produced an encyclopedic, well-researched and fascinating account of women in the film industry. It encompasses everything from the invention of celluloid, to the silent film genius Georges M li s' staff hand coloring of film footage, to Disney studio's Ink & Paint department.'―New York Journal of Books'Mindy Johnson's new book, Ink & Paint, is a game changer. It's a major book that tells the history of animation from the point of view of the women who were part of its birth, its decades of production, and its long term success. It's published by Disney Editions-and the Disney studio story is a major part of its focus. But Johnson learned, while doing her research, that women played an important part in animation before (think Margaret Winkler), during (think Fleischer's Lillian Friedman or Lantz's LaVerne Harding) and in present day (think Brenda Chapman, among many others) well beyond Disney.'―Cartoon Research'Here's A Book About The Hundreds Of Women Artists Who Helped Create The Disney Classics.'―Cartoon BrewOne of '20 Books Every True Disney Fan Should Have in Their Collection'―POPSUGAR'Mindy Johnson tells, for the first time, a complete and detailed history of the women who made a significant contribution to the success of The Walt Disney Company and in the field of animation. At 384 pages, it's an extensively detailed book filled with photographs, diagrams, drawings and artwork-many of which have never been seen before now.'―Huffington Post'Award-winning historian Johnson chronicles the invaluabl
'No serious scholar of Disney animation should be without this authoritative volume.'―Brian Sibley, writer, broadcaster, and Disney scholarPRAISE FOR PENCILS, PENS & BRUSHES: A GREAT GIRLS' GUIDE TO DISNEY ANIMATION'In this inspiring picture book, Johnson celebrates the many talented women who worked for Walt Disney Studios: writers, dancers, singers, chemists, pilots, and-of course-artists. Some of these women achievedgreatness while working at Disney, such as Dorothy Ann Blank, one of the credited writers for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Others found fame later in life: Mildred Rossi, who did the special effects for Chernabogin Fantasia, also designed many famous Hollywood monsters. Some studied under Nelbert Murphy Chouinard, who agreed to teach Disney animators how to draw realistically when no man would. Bov channelsDisney legend Mary Blair through her bright, playful illustrations. These career-oriented women are pictured hard at work-and happy! Their inkwells, sketches, and diplomas fly off their desks in a whimsical frenzy. Flowers and paintbrushes swirl around their smiling faces. . .'―American Library Association Booklist'Setting the record straight, Johnson has produced an encyclopedic, well-researched and fascinating account of women in the film industry. It encompasses everything from the invention of celluloid, to the silent film genius Georges M li s' staff hand coloring of film footage, to Disney studio's Ink & Paint department.'―New York Journal of Books'Mindy Johnson's new book, Ink & Paint, is a game changer. It's a major book that tells the history of animation from the point of view of the women who were part of its birth, its decades of production, and its long term success. It's published by Disney Editions-and the Disney studio story is a major part of its focus. But Johnson learned, while doing her research, that women played an important part in animation before (think Margaret Winkler), during (think Fleischer's Lillian Friedman or Lantz's LaVerne Harding) and in present day (think Brenda Chapman, among many others) well beyond Disney.'―Cartoon Research'Here's A Book About The Hundreds Of Women Artists Who Helped Create The Disney Classics.'―Cartoon BrewOne of '20 Books Every True Disney Fan Should Have in Their Collection'―POPSUGAR'Mindy Johnson tells, for the first time, a complete and detailed history of the women who made a significant contribution to the success of The Walt Disney Company and in the field of animation. At 384 pages, it's an extensively detailed book filled with photographs, diagrams, drawings and artwork-many of which have never been seen before now.'―Huffington Post'Award-winning historian Johnson chronicles the invaluabl
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