Experience the magic of art at AIBF 2025!

Find us next to the official Balloon Fiesta merchandise tent (Space 11–12). Discover Ben Olson’s stunning, vibrant creations inspired by the soaring colors and whimsical energy of the Balloon Fiesta, plus more animation and Fine Art.

This is your chance to explore original and limited-edition works, and bring home a piece of the festival’s artistic spirit. Don’t miss this unique blend of balloon festival excitement and collectible art—right at the heart of AIBF!

New Release – Chuck Jones Beached Bunny: This playful end-of-summer scene of Bugs Bunny lounging by the shore captures the perfect blend of classic charm, vibrant color, and the timeless humor that defines Chuck Jones’s legendary animation legacy.

New Release – It’s a Peanuts’ Celebration, Charlie Brown!

This hand-painted, limited edition animation cel set-up by Larry Leichliter captures decades of iconic Peanuts moments—from Snoopy dancing to Charlie Brown’s classic AAUUUGGHH! in the classic football scene. Filled with charm, vibrant detail, and timeless humor, it’s a must-have collectible for fans and collectors alike.

Fabio Napoleoni’s Saturday Mornings—a heartwarming tribute to cereal bowls, pajamas, and the timeless laughter of Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd—exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Blending Napoleoni’s tender storytelling with Chuck Jones’ iconic Looney Tunes legacy, Saturday Mornings captures the wonder of childhood weekends and the joy of sharing them across generations. With Dragon Boy and Draco the Dragon side by side, mesmerized by the classic antics on screen, this small, exclusive edition is nostalgia reimagined—a playful fusion of past and present, magic and memory.

Gabe Leonard’s Whatever Happened to Showmanship?—a sweeping vision of golden hills and epic skies—at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Full of cinematic drama and dreamlike nostalgia, Whatever Happened to Showmanship? invites us into landscapes that feel both familiar and fantastical. Rolling fields glow with mythic warmth, skies stretch with timeless wonder, and every brushstroke carries the weight of shared stories we recognize instantly—even if we’ve never stood there—a bold blend of imagination, mythology, and memory.

Ben Olson, now a represented Disney artist, brings iconic Disney characters to life with bold, expressive artistry in the 10 Icons of Animation series.

His vibrant brushstrokes transform familiar scenes into unforgettable moments, blending contemporary style with a touch of Disney magic. Every canvas bursts with energy, joy, and storytelling that captivates both old and new fans.

Alan Bodner’s New York, New York—a Broadway-infused showpiece—at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Big lights, bigger energy. With his unmistakable mid-century modern style, Bodner paints the rhythm of the city that never sleeps—where jazz hands meet taxi horns and marquee dreams soar sky-high. New York, New York is a dazzling celebration of Broadway’s golden age, where bold color, graphic elegance, and theatrical glamour take center stage. A love letter to the city’s creative pulse and the iconic musicals that light it up.

Dan Bowden is back—and he’s doubling down on the fun with two bold new releases, available exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

Yappy Road features the ever-loyal Marc Anthony and the sweet-but-sassy Pussyfoot leading a canine crossover of epic proportions—Bowden’s playful twist on the iconic Abbey Road album cover.

In The Beastly Bunch, Saturday morning mayhem takes center stage in a riotous reimagining of The Brady Bunch opening credits, starring a cast of animated mischief-makers only Bowden could wrangle.

Scooby-Doo and the gang are back in this nostalgic, limited edition piece by legendary Hanna-Barbera artist Bob Singer. “Gang’s Memorable Knight” captures classic mystery-solving charm with timeless style. A must-have for fans of Scooby-Doo and animation history—available exclusively at the Chuck Jones Gallery.