"Disney was not a good animator, he didn't draw well at all, but he was always a great idea man, and a good writer"

This quote by Chuck Jones talks to Walt Disney's toughness and weak points as an animator. While Disney was not an especially experienced artist, he was a great idea man as well as a great writer. This speaks with his capability to find up with innovative principles as well as tales, as well as his skill in conveying those concepts via writing. His absence of artistic ability was compensated for by the skilled animators he used, that were able to bring his ideas to life. This quote also speaks to the significance of cooperation in the computer animation market, as Disney's ideas were just able to be understood through the hard work of his group. Disney's success was due to his ability to acknowledge his very own weaknesses and also to rely upon the staminas of others.