Walt Disney had an amazing ability to inspire other people to remarkable creative achievements. Toby Bluth is one of those shining gems of talent that to this day draws inspiration from the life and work of Walt Disney.

Bluth's original watercolors (now available as giclee limited editions) feature the first five feature length films to come out of Walt Disney Studios.  These films - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo and Bambi - are the acknowledged gems in the crown of animation’s royal history.

“Creating the moment that you think you saw…” is how Bluth describes his approach in conceiving each one of his watercolor masterpieces. Believing that how one remembers a film is often different from the actual film itself, Toby paints what he perceives as the collective memory of a film experience and taps into the emotional essence of the story.

Inspired by the work of legendary illustrator Gustaf Tengrenn, whom Walt Disney recruited to work on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Bluth is passionate about his craft. A multifaceted artist, Toby’s creative endeavors do not end at the tip of his brush. He is an accomplished writer, director, designer and a veteran of the American musical stage, having performed in and/or directed nearly one hundred musicals both on Broadway and beyond. Most recently, he served as art director for Walt Disney Studios production of The Three Musketeers, having already served in that position for the animated feature film, The Tigger Movie.