There Were No Jewelry Hidden. Walt Wanted

I Have Wanted To Be A Fine Artist Painter, And I Reached The Point In Art Schools Were I'd Like To Understand More About Images And How Images Communicate Information To People. And I Was Not Getting Very Far In That From My Professors.

We Were Trained From Cartoons. Everything Who Was On The Screen Was Chosen. Anything Who Was Not There Was Deliberately Not There.

I Did What We Call Dry For Wet Effects, Some Of The Miniatures Work And Two Animation Sequences.

The Colors I Choose There Was To Paint The First Hotel, The Disneyland Hotel. Because Of The Cloudy Sky We Had In Paris, It Had To Be A Particular Kind Of Color Who Will Fight Those Grey Days. And Also Something You Can See When You're Driving Up 'there It Is! We're Arriving!'

But Walt And Him Shared The Same Kind Of Optimism. Walt Believed In Himself, And He Was Optimistic About What He Wanted To Do. He Just Knew It Will Be Okay, And Dali Was The Same Way. They Had A Great Deal In Common That Way.