A little wonder, every day
Dalí and Disney’s unrealized cartoon
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In 1945, Walt Disney invited Salvador Dalí to create an animated short called Destino. From January 1946, Dalí worked on it at the studio with Disney artist John Hench; together they created more than 200 sketches and drawings. Differences in their creative approaches and other difficulties halted the project after only a brief test sequence had been filmed. Most materials were preserved by Disney’s archive and the Dalí Foundation, and a completed version of the film was released in 2003.


