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PRAISE FOR PAPER DREAMS: THE ART & ARTISTS OF DISNEY STORYBOARDS
'Paper Dreams is comics and animation historian Canemaker's celebration of Disney's greatest contribution
to filmmaking, the storyboard. Developed as a way of visually communicating a script, the storyboard has
become a commonplace of filmmaking-and not just for animated films. Canemaker examines the creative
processes of the Disney studio and profiles such individual talents as Bill Peet, Ted Sears, and-surprise!-
Walt Disney, whom he presents as an artist rather than as an impresario. A veteran observer of animation
and a gainfully employed academic, Canemaker delivers measured accolades that are far more impressive
than the usual Disney corporate rah-rah.'―American Library AssociationBooklist'This book is Disney's
love letter, or maybe a thank you note, to the legacy of Mary Blair. It features so much of her beautiful work,
all in vivid color, with notes about what inspired which piece, how they are developed, and when they were
drawn. It is gorgeous to look at, and everyone should have a copy in their library.'―Romper JOHN
CANEMAKER is an Academy Award and Emmy Award-winning animation filmmaker, and a tenured
professor and director of the film animation program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He
has written numerous books on animation. Canemaker has contributed more than one hundred related
essays, reviews, and articles to periodicals, including The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and The
Wall Street Journal. He lives in New York City and Bridgehampton.