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The 2002 movie Lilo Stitch utilized only watercolor backgrounds, as Disney had shifted its focus to other projects following some unsuccessful attempts. This was later referred to as a hand drawn miracle .

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The 2002 movie “Lilo & Stitch” utilized only watercolor backgrounds, as Disney had shifted its focus to other projects following some unsuccessful attempts. This was later referred to as a “hand drawn miracle”.

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