Mary Blair was an influential American artist and designer, best known for her work with Walt Disney. Born in 1911, she played a significant role in the visual development of several classic Disney films, including Cinderella, Peter Pan, and Alice in Wonderland. Her unique style combined vibrant colors and whimsical designs, which helped shape the look of animated storytelling. In addition to her film work, Mary Blair contributed to the design of Disneyland attractions, most notably the It's a Small World ride. Her artistic vision and innovative approach left a lasting impact on the animation industry and continue to inspire artists today.