Let's put it like this: the new Walt Disney Imagineering book "A Behind the Dreams Look at Making MORE Magic Real" is simply GORGEOUS. No kidding, folks. A totally "can't live without it" book for any Imagineering fan. And, as i've worked in publishing the last 30 years and did the Disneyland Paris "From Sketch to Reality" book you know that i know what i'm talking about when i do a book review, don't you?

No, frankly, this book is really fantastic. It's important to say that it's a totally brand NEW book, and NOT an updated edition of the first Imagineering book published ten years ago. All the artworks and pictures were not in the first one and this one is totally complementary with the first book.

Melody Mahlberg and all WDI Imagineers who designed this beautiful 192 pages Imagineering tribute did a superb job. From the size - the book is bigger than my DLP book which is already big - to the layouts, fold-out pages, and gorgeous printing the book is "technically" perfect. But of course what is the best is what is inside it! Lot - and i mean really a lot of WDI artwork, most of them never seen before (yes, even on Disney and more!), fantastic behind the scenes pictures (also released for the first time), sketches, rare blue-prints, etc... a pure treasure!



Okay, let's have a closer look at it: there is three parts in the book: Part I is called: Theory and this first part explains how Imagineers creativity requires "a few - a very few" ground rules. Here are some pages from this chapter beginning by the chapter opening...



You'll find gorgeous artwork even on double pages, whether it's this rare sketch for "Soarin' over California"...



...Or a first concept for Tokyo Disney Sea's Port Discovery.



Mind you, normal pages don't have only one picture, but a lot!.. like this one explaining how important is the "Previsualization"...



And others even have fold-out attraction storyboard like this one for the Disneyland's Submarine Nemo ride.



Part II of the book is: Tools and explain how Imagineers make use of a variety of resources to create the magic of Disney Resorts and attractions whether it's tools to visualize or analyze, explain and build.





If you look well you will also learn WDI secrets from rare theme park plans like this double-page with a early DLP plan (on the right) revealing that a "flying saucers" attraction was envisioned where DLP guests now ride Autopia...



Another example with this double pages talking about attraction gags imagined by Imagineers...



...or how important the WDI sculpting section is.



Part 3 is called: Portfolio and you'll have an inside look at the mosaic of people, talents, ideas, and projects from Imagineering.



Just like in the Part 1 and 2 you'll find great pictures and artwork.





You'll find also pages about the Disney Cruise Line - including a giant fold-out of the ship design - and several pages on the awaited Little Mermaid attraction, including a Mermaid ride concept i've never seen before! (no, it's not on the picture below, i've kept the surprise for you)



Except if you're blind you probably have already understood why this new Imagineering book is an absolute must-have for a Disney super-fan like you (or me!). And, good news, although the book is now released and ready for immediate shipping the Amazon $37.80 (instead of $60) special price is always available. And frankly, considering how great this book is it's truly the deal of the month!

You'll find below - or in the Disney & More Amazon Store - the direct link to order the book on Amazon, and if you could use these links for your order i will be thankful to you as i really need your support! Thanks by advance!






Also, talking about books, find back all the "spirit" of Disney and more in the gorgeous Disneyland Paris book! With 750 pictures including 250 WDI renderings this 320 pages book was acclaimed as "the best book ever done on a Disney theme park". See my special offer below to don't miss the last copies!


All pictures: copyright Disney Editions, Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney Enterprises Inc


Let's put it like this: the new Walt Disney Imagineering book "A Behind the Dreams Look at Making MORE Magic Real" is simply GORGEOUS. No kidding, folks. A totally "can't live without it" book for any Imagineering fan. And, as i've worked in publishing the last 30 years and did the Disneyland Paris "From Sketch to Reality" book you know that i know what i'm talking about when i do a book review, don't you?

No, frankly, this book is really fantastic. It's important to say that it's a totally brand NEW book, and NOT an updated edition of the first Imagineering book published ten years ago. All the artworks and pictures were not in the first one and this one is totally complementary with the first book.

Melody Mahlberg and all WDI Imagineers who designed this beautiful 192 pages Imagineering tribute did a superb job. From the size - the book is bigger than my DLP book which is already big - to the layouts, fold-out pages, and gorgeous printing the book is "technically" perfect. But of course what is the best is what is inside it! Lot - and i mean really a lot of WDI artwork, most of them never seen before (yes, even on Disney and more!), fantastic behind the scenes pictures (also released for the first time), sketches, rare blue-prints, etc... a pure treasure!



Okay, let's have a closer look at it: there is three parts in the book: Part I is called: Theory and this first part explains how Imagineers creativity requires "a few - a very few" ground rules. Here are some pages from this chapter beginning by the chapter opening...



You'll find gorgeous artwork even on double pages, whether it's this rare sketch for "Soarin' over California"...



...Or a first concept for Tokyo Disney Sea's Port Discovery.



Mind you, normal pages don't have only one picture, but a lot!.. like this one explaining how important is the "Previsualization"...



And others even have fold-out attraction storyboard like this one for the Disneyland's Submarine Nemo ride.



Part II of the book is: Tools and explain how Imagineers make use of a variety of resources to create the magic of Disney Resorts and attractions whether it's tools to visualize or analyze, explain and build.





If you look well you will also learn WDI secrets from rare theme park plans like this double-page with a early DLP plan (on the right) revealing that a "flying saucers" attraction was envisioned where DLP guests now ride Autopia...



Another example with this double pages talking about attraction gags imagined by Imagineers...



...or how important the WDI sculpting section is.



Part 3 is called: Portfolio and you'll have an inside look at the mosaic of people, talents, ideas, and projects from Imagineering.



Just like in the Part 1 and 2 you'll find great pictures and artwork.





You'll find also pages about the Disney Cruise Line - including a giant fold-out of the ship design - and several pages on the awaited Little Mermaid attraction, including a Mermaid ride concept i've never seen before! (no, it's not on the picture below, i've kept the surprise for you)



Except if you're blind you probably have already understood why this new Imagineering book is an absolute must-have for a Disney super-fan like you (or me!). And, good news, although the book is now released and ready for immediate shipping the Amazon $37.80 (instead of $60) special price is always available. And frankly, considering how great this book is it's truly the deal of the month!

You'll find below - or in the Disney & More Amazon Store - the direct link to order the book on Amazon, and if you could use these links for your order i will be thankful to you as i really need your support! Thanks by advance!






Also, talking about books, find back all the "spirit" of Disney and more in the gorgeous Disneyland Paris book! With 750 pictures including 250 WDI renderings this 320 pages book was acclaimed as "the best book ever done on a Disney theme park". See my special offer below to don't miss the last copies!


All pictures: copyright Disney Editions, Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney Enterprises Inc


Want to ensure instant stardom? Well, get a gig on the Disney Channel! There’s really no such thing as a dead-end job when you’ve got the magic Disney touch on your side. From starring long ago in the Mickey Mouse Club to coming in on the tween scene in High School Musical, these stars have all lived — or are still living — the Disney dream. See here more 20 Photos..

1. Zac Efron


Zac Efron made it big thanks to his amazing eyelashes and a little thing called High School Musical. Not only did it give him instant star status and about a million teenage fans, it also snagged him a girlfriend in fellow Disney star Vanessa Hudgens. They’re the cutest!

2. Britney Spears


Britney Spears rose out of her Mickey Mouse Club stint to become one of the biggest singing sensations in recent history. She’s had a few rough patches in the last few years, to say the least, but she has Disney to thank for that first boost into stardom — for better or worse.

3. Mischa Barton


Long before she tore it up on The O.C., Mischa Barton in the Disney Channel Orginal Movie A Ring of Endless Light in 2002. Then, the next year, she began her role as Marissa Cooper on the popular Fox series.

4. Hayden Panettiere


This Heroes star will be out of job coming up (the show was recently canceled, sadly), and we think she’s probably outgrown her days as a Disney kid. She played the coach’s tough cookie daughter in the movie Remember the Titans. Ring a bell?

5. Nick, Kevin, and Joe Jonas


Lookie here! It’s the Jonas Brothers. Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas got their start on Camp Rock. Now they’re tween superstars and living the good life, and still doing the Disney thing.

6. Justin Timberlake


Most of us think about Justin Timberlake and immediately refer back to his *N Sync days. His dreamy boy band might have made him a household name, but he started out on the Mickey Mouse Club with Britney Spears. Then she became his first girlfriend! Ahh, the good ol’ days.

7. Christina Aguilera


The Mickey Mouse Club also launched Christina Aguilera’s career. She started belting it out on the Disney program, and before too long she joined Britney in tearing up the charts. "Genie in a Bottle," anyone?

8. Keri Russell


Keri Russell pretty much grew up on TV. She’s another former Mouseketeer and then stuck with TV on her show Felicity for years. Unlike most of her Mickey Mouse Club peers, she didn’t go the music route.

9. Joseph Goron-Levitt


Who remembers the flick Angels in the Outfield? Well, if you do, then you’ll remember Joseph Gordon-Levitt starred in the wholesome Disney flick as a kid. From there he went on to star alongside John Lithgow in 3rd Rock from the Sun.

10. Anne Hathaway


Anne Hathaway was launched into the spotlight thanks to the family-friendly movie the Princess Diaries. From there she got some bigger roles and eventually ended up with the lead in The Devil Wears Prada. Well done.

11. Demi Lovato


Here’s Demi Lovato, the Camp Rock star who’s still riding the Disney wave. And, she’s even dating Joe Jonas! This girl just oozes Disney.

12. Ryan Gosling


And yet another Mouseketeer! Ryan Gosling seems like an unlikely candidate for the song and dance show, but he was quite the character in his youth. Now he prefers much more serious roles, but we doubt he’ll ever live down his Disney days.

13. Hilary Duff


Hilary Duff is all grown up now — she’s engaged, you know — but she was the doe-eyed Lizzie Maguire on Disney not very long ago. Since then she’s released an album and starred in a handful of movies, and now she has a wedding to plan!

14. Ashley Tisdale


Ashley Tisdale has been a Disney darling for a while now. She started off in the Suite Life of Zack and Cody, then moved her way to High School Musical. Now she’s working on series for the CW called Hellcats.

15. Vanessa Hudgens


Vanessa Hudgens is all about Disney. She’s a High School Musical starlet and dating Zac Efron! She also has an album out, and has landed a few movie roles outside her Disney empire.

16. Paul Walker


Sweep away the cobwebs and think back to the awesomely bad Disney flick Meet the Deedles. That’s when Paul Walker came on the scene, before he moved into the cool kids club as the star of the Fast and Furious movies.

17. Selena Gomez


Selena Gomez still looks sweet and innocent, as Disney stars often do, and we hope the Wizards of Waverly place star stays that way — at least for a while.

18. Lindsay Lohan


Long before Lindsay Lohan’s family drama and barroom brawls were publicized all over the place, she was the sweet, freckle-faced redhead on Disney’s The Parent Trap remake. My how things have changed.

19. Miley Cyrus


Miley Cyrus is in the process of severing her ties with Disney as we speak. Her hit show Hannah Montana is in its last season, then this tween star is hoping to focus exclusively on her movie career from here on out. Whatever will Disney do without this young star?

20. Shia LaBeouf


Shia LaBeouf is doing big things these days. He’s starred alongside Megan Fox in Transformers and is in the upcoming flick Wall Street 2, so he’s definitely come along way since his days as a dorky goofball Louis on Disney’s Even Stevens.

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