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Milton Erwin Kahl was een animator voor Walt Disney Animation Studios en één van Disney's Nine Old Men. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Milt Kahl Real Name Unknown Job Titles Animator First publication Unknown Kahl is often considered the finest draughtsman of the Disney animators. He would often refine the characters sketches from Bill Peet with the ideas of Ken Anderson. For many years the final look for the characters in the Disney films were designed by Kahl, in his angular style inspired by Ronald Searle and Picasso. He is revered by contemporary masters of the form, such as Andreas Deja, and Brad Bird, who was his protégé at Disney in the 60's. In the behind-the-scenes feature "Fine Food and Film" shown on the Ratatouille DVD, Bird referred to Kahl as "tough", but in a gentle way, as he often gave Bird advice on where he could improve in animation whenever he came up short. Milton Erwin Kahl (born March 22, 1909, in San Francisco, California USA) is an Animator for the Walt Disney Animation Studios and one of Disney's Nine Old Men. Milt Kahl (1909-1987) fue un animador de Los Estudios Disney, considerado uno de los animadores más legendarios que los estudios han tenido.thumb|230px Él tenía un estilo de dibujo simple de trazos pero con bastantes detalles, trabajó junto a sus compañeros Bill Peet y Ken Anderson, tenía un toque para dibujar bastante peculiar y en ocasiones sus personajes no solían ser muy realistas, por lo que se consideró un fanático de las pinturas de Picasso.

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Milt Kahl (1909-1987) fue un animador de Los Estudios Disney, considerado uno de los animadores más legendarios que los estudios han tenido.thumb|230px Él tenía un estilo de dibujo simple de trazos pero con bastantes detalles, trabajó junto a sus compañeros Bill Peet y Ken Anderson, tenía un toque para dibujar bastante peculiar y en ocasiones sus personajes no solían ser muy realistas, por lo que se consideró un fanático de las pinturas de Picasso. En el libro escrito en 2007 por Richard Williams llamado Milt Kahl: El Animador se cuentan bastantes datos y ánecdotas de la vida del animador que aún sigue estando en la memoria de muchos. Milton Erwin Kahl was een animator voor Walt Disney Animation Studios en één van Disney's Nine Old Men. Milton Erwin Kahl (born March 22, 1909, in San Francisco, California USA) is an Animator for the Walt Disney Animation Studios and one of Disney's Nine Old Men. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Milt Kahl Real Name Unknown Job Titles Animator First publication Unknown Kahl is often considered the finest draughtsman of the Disney animators. He would often refine the characters sketches from Bill Peet with the ideas of Ken Anderson. For many years the final look for the characters in the Disney films were designed by Kahl, in his angular style inspired by Ronald Searle and Picasso. He is revered by contemporary masters of the form, such as Andreas Deja, and Brad Bird, who was his protégé at Disney in the 60's. In the behind-the-scenes feature "Fine Food and Film" shown on the Ratatouille DVD, Bird referred to Kahl as "tough", but in a gentle way, as he often gave Bird advice on where he could improve in animation whenever he came up short. In the book The Animator's Survival Kit the author Richard Williams makes repeated reference and anecdotes relating to Kahl. The centenary of Kahl's birth is being honoured by the Academy on April 27, 2009, with a tribute entitled "Milt Kahl: The Animation Michelangelo" and featuring Brad Bird as a panelist.

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