His unique abilities were even called upon to help solve the aspect ratio issue for the 2009 Blu-ray home video release of Snow White and the Severn Dwarfs. More on this below.
His Disney fine art portfolio is quite extensive, and he credits Snow White inspirational artist Gustaf Tenggren as being a major influence in his career. Often making use of high contrasting light and shadow, Toby's transparent watercolor compositions create warm striking images. His work can be seen at the Disney theme parks, and limited edition giclee prints on paper are widely sold through fine art dealers.
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Watercolors...
Coming Home
(11" x 15", Edition Size: 95)
(11" x 15", Edition Size: 95)
Is She Asleep?
(11" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
(11" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
Portrait of Innocence
(10" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
(10" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
Face of Evil
(11" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
(11" x 14", Edition Size: 70)
The Lost Soup Scene
(11" x 22", Edition Size: 70)
(11" x 22", Edition Size: 70)
The Sweet Dreams Suite
(6" x 7.5", Edition Size: 50 - series of four)
It All Started With A Mouse
(11" x 22", Edition Size: 195)
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Illustrated Children's Books...
Toby has written and/or illustrated a wealth of children's books including these Snow White titles.
Toby has written and/or illustrated a wealth of children's books including these Snow White titles.
(Mouse Works, 1994. ISBN: 157082150X)
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Interview, circa 2002...
Bluth shares his watercolor techniques, talks about his work with Disney, and explains the role of an Art Director in the making of an animated film.
Video posted by artinsights.
I love the ilustrations of Toby Bluth!!!! are fantastic!! *__*
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artwork. So captivating.
ReplyDeleteFawn and Momma Nic-- Yes I really like Toby's work too.
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