The Great Dynamic Bill Tytla - ビル・ティトラ , ディズニーナイン・オールドメンの先輩
"Bill was powerful, muscular, high-strung and sensitive, with a tremendous ego," - Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston Vladimir Peter Tytla entered the Walt Disney Animation studio in 1934 and became one of the greatest supervising animators of all time and mentor some of Disney's younger animators who would be known as "Disney's Nine Old Men". In Japan Bill Tytla would have been referred to as "senpai" (which means senior) and he along with Freddy Moore (who designed the classic modern version Mickey Mouse) would school the Nine Old Men in the principles of "dynamics" and "appeal" respectively. [Bill Tytla] brought the volatile acting of a man who had been around the world and had this worldliness of how things behaved. Bill did things of enormous scale..." - Marc Davis An artist who could bring to life something as powerful and iconic as this: And still be sensitive enough understand the subtleties of a delicate ...