The Wonderful World of Walt - Episode 1

References

References break down; this is an example I often show at workshops, bringing together pretty different references to build something new out it.

This is an example I often show at workshops, bringing together pretty different references to build something new out of it. (References: photo by J. Knox, Shen Shaomin's "unknown creature"; Disney's Pluto. All rights reserved)

Shanghaiing Carl Barks' Donald Duck

Shanghaiing Carl Barks/Donald Duck, forcing Donald to wear one of my rucksack gears, even his beak's shape changed ... plus motorleg extensions.

Shanghaiing Carl Barks/Donald Duck, forcing Donald to wear one of my rucksack gears; even his beak's shape changed ... harharhar

exhibition photo via

Hyungkoo Lee

I can't stress often enough how important it is to encounter Hyungkoo Lee's work. Images © Hyungkoo Lee. All rights reserved.

Radar Men from the Moon

The Sky Marshal appears to defy the laws of gravity, for a moment at least, as he lands in the arms of a prop man during production of the film. Production photo, "Radar Men from the Moon," at Red Rock Canyon in the Mojave Desert, 80 miles northeast of Hollywood, Calif., Dec. 12, 1951 (via).

John says

"It is a monster, my rocket ship. It is not dead metal; it has a life of its own."

John Starduck, freely adapted from Guenter Wendt's quote