These first 3 show Milt Kahl's ability to take the same animal(a tiger) and translate the animal in a variety of ways:
The tiger in this short. From 2:30 until about the 6 minute mark was all we watched.
We watched the segment from when Tigger first pounces on Pooh up until he scares himself under the table.
And of course, Shere Khan the tiger. His scene starts around 2:35.
An example of an animal that he helped flesh-out was Bambi:

Development sketches by Marc Davis.
To this design.
It would be a shame to not include some of the humans that Milt Kahl animated. Here are a couple other clips:
He helped drastically change Pinocchio's design from the original:

To the now well-known design that was officially used. One scene that has always stuck out to me is the part when Pinocchio starts turning into a donkey(from 3:08 until 3:20)--absolutely beautiful. And we were treated to seeing the drawings that Milt drew for this scene.
Naturally couldn't end without showing a Medusa clip. Another really amazing scene:
Watched from the beginning until 1:30. Andreas shared thumbnails, rejected drawings, and the rough animation before showing the final, colored version. Very eye-opening and these were among many other clips shared along with the very entertaining discussions between the panelists. Anyways, just want to post about this event before too long---now off to class!
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