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Artists' Color Morphs

© 2011, Martin Rinehart

Color morphs: Color morphs have no precedent in the fine arts (movies excepted). Explore here and you are certainly pioneering.

When Walt Disney decided to make a full-length animated movie (and don't call it a "cartoon"!) he was certainly pioneering. It worked out very well, for Disney and for 75 years—and still counting—of delighted audiences.

Danger!

Tint
&
Shade

Still from forest fire in Disney's Bambi.

Thanks Disney for Bambi, 1942.

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