Mary Blair Alice in Wonderland

Cinderella

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Since Mary Blair designed It’s a Small World in an arts and crafts style, Disney’s Imagineering leaned into embracing the arts, crafts, and traditions of each country in their decor for the Small World Holiday overlay at Disneyland. In episode 78 of the Distory with Kate & Kirk podcast, we had fun digging into the history of many Christmas traditions around the world, including discovering the history of Piñatas 🪅 This insight came from Walther Boelsterly, director of the Museum of Popular Art

This is easily one of my favorite stories of Mary Blair because she wasn’t afraid fo stand up for her creative vision 💪 To be fair, though, Marc was usually a fan and supporter of her work, especially when it came to animation. He was just very exacting when he was in charge of a scene. Alice Davis was another Imagineer who often found herself in the middle between the Marc and Mary as they worked on Small World. Joyce Carlson started at Walt Disney Studios in the ink and paint department After

I still can’t believe they covered up those beautiful Mary Blair murals 😭 Sometimes my hunches take me down wild paths full of amazing connections. This was not one of those times. 😂 I really wanted them to be Santa Ana freeway trees, but I think the majority of those went to the Jungle Cruise/Adventureland (from what I’ve seen). There is a special palm, however, near the exit of Autopia that was paid for and planted by Bill Evans, the landscaper of Disneyland, in honor of Walt Disney. It’s po