 | Blaise Gauba Blaise Gauba is a designer, illustrator, digital graphics artist, cartoonist, puppet designer and puppeteer, digital as well as traditional sculptor and a voice-over actor. He has over thirty years of expertise. Check his website |
 | Bruce Lau Bruce Lau is one of the talented sculptors who gives shape and form to magical moments from classic Disney Animation for the award-winning Walt Disney Classics Collection. |
 | Chris Peterson Chris Peterson is one of those amazing people who was born to design and create.His Family recognized his talent at an early age and encouraged him to to pursue a career as an artist. Check his website |
 | Chuck Williams Chuck Williams started to work for Disney in 1992 by sculpting maquettes of Winnie the Pooh, Piglet and Tigger from copies of the original Model Sheets used on the short films. Check his website |
 | Cliff Jackson Cliff Jackson created several pieces for the collection including the very popular "Oh Mighty Evil One" from Aladdin. |
 | Dave Spafford Dave Spafford has been interested in unique hand-cut silhouettes since watching their creation while working his first job as a Disneyland character. Check his website |
 | David Pacheco David Pacheco has been a Disney artist and animator for over 25 years. He is a key member of the creative team at Disney Consumer Products, lending his talents and expertise to several categories including Disney art and collectibles. |
 | Doug Hild He is the sculptor of Boo's Door Station from Monsters, Inc. |
 | Dusty Horner Dusty became a freelance sculptor in 1999, and eventually being hired as a sculptor for WDCC. His first sculpting assignment for WDCC was of Mickey and Minnie, but he was quickly assigned larger with unbelievable pieces like Monstro from Pinocchio. |
 | Gwen Dutcher She teached in drawing technique in Los Angeles and is also known as an actress in films produced by her husband Richard Dutcher. Her skills are greatly appreciated by many collectors for many sculptures like "From Zero to Hero" from Hercules. |
 | Jacqueline Perreault Gonzales She has worked for many years as a commercial sculptor in a wide variety of applications within the toy, collectibles, and entertainment/film industries. |
 | Joel Harlow Joel Harlow is a makeup artist. Harlow won the Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling in 2009 for his work on Star Trek, and was once again nominated in 2013 for The Lone Ranger and in 2016 for Star Trek Beyond. Check his website |
 | Kent Melton From day one, Kent Melton has been a sculptor for the Walt Disney Classics Collection and is regarded to be one of the most important sculptors for the collection. He tries to make his maquettes and sculptures capture the essence of the character. |
 | Larry Nikolai Nikolai was Concept Designer for several sculptures such as the Mainstreet Electrical Parade-series or Beast's Castle from Beauty and the Beasts. |
 | Margi Wray She has been working as a sculptor to the toy and collectible industry, worldwide, for the past 18 years. Check her website |
 | Patrick Romandy-Simmons Patrick Romandy-Simmons is an award winning sculptor based in Southern California. In addition to sculpting for Disney Theme Parks and Collectibles he is developing his own original graphic novels as well as sculpted figures, models and kits. |
 | Raffaello Vecchione He is the sculptor of "Oh Thank you so much" from Cinderella and "Looks like Rain" - Donald and Daisy from Fantasia2000. |
 | Robert King He is the sculptor of "Flight Over Fantasyland" - Timothy Mouse and Dumbo (limited to 750 pieces). |
 | Robert Olszewski Robert Olszewski created many of the miniatures that accompany the "Enchanted Places". |
 | Ruben Procopio Ruben is an acclaimed multi-talented veteran artist. After more than 25 years with Disney, Rubén founded Masked Avenger Studios in 2003 to expand his sculpting services to many major entertainment industry clients. Check his website |
 | Terry Izumi Sculptor of the "Enchanted Places" figurines from Three Little Pigs, the "Seven Dwarf's Jewel Mine" from Snow White and the "White Rabbit's House" from Alice in Wonderland. |
 | Tim Bruckner Tim Bruckner is best known as a sculptor. Over the past forty-five years he’s created hundreds of action figures and collectible statues for a variety of companies both big and small. Check his website |
 | Tony Cipriano For nearly 25 years, Tony Cipriano has created sculpture for the film and collectibles industries. He has created prototypes for DC Entertainment, Marvel Entertainment, Warner Brothers Studios, Nickelodeon, Hasbro Toys, and many others. Check his website |
 | Valerie Edwards Valerie Edwards has been a sculptor for the Walt Disney Classics Collection since 1993 and therefore one of the early artists. She has created many enchanting sculptures for the collection such as "I'm Losing to a Rug" from Aladdin. |