Herbert Ryman was an American artist and designer, best known for his work with Walt Disney and the Disney theme parks. Born on February 24, 1910, Ryman played a significant role in creating concept art and illustrations that helped shape the visual identity of various Disney projects, including Disneyland. Ryman's artistic contributions extended beyond Disney, as he also worked on projects in the film industry and created paintings that captured the beauty of landscapes and architecture. His legacy continues to influence artists and designers in the fields of entertainment and theme park design.