Wizards (1977) Part 6 of 8

the snow land reminds me of the kid a album cover

ok.. scientific correctly explaination:
through the nuclear mutation and the evolution/devolution in several millions of years the sense for coldness changed so much that these people are resistent to cold materials on about 0*C.^^

They're walking in the snow with their bare feet...

man its a fairy tale.

so fairytale people can't get frostbite?

does anyone know the artist who did the kind of light brown drawings around 5:17 when there is a narrator? cheers.

From the Wikipedia article on the movie:
British illustrator Ian Miller and comic book artist Mike Ploog were hired to contribute backgrounds and designs.

IMDB lists:
Animation Department
Mary J. Adams - final checker
Enrique Alpizar - cel reproductions
Brenda Banks - animator
Sandy Benenati - ink and paint artist
Alice Cowing - final checker
Louise Cuarto - ink and paint artist
Janet Cummings - color modeler
Diane Dunning - ink and paint artist
Dotti Foell - animation checker
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Edgar Gutierrez - cel reproductions
Stod Herbert - assistant animator
Charlotte Huffine - assistant animator
David Jonas - background artist
Alison Leopold - ink and paint artist (as Alison A. Victory)
Ian Miller - background artist
Ian Miller - background designer
Nelda Ridley - final checker
Ben Shenkman - assistant animator
John Sparey - layout artist
Irven Spence - animator
Irven Spence - sequence animator
Martin Strudler - background artist
Martin Strudler - background supervisor
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Martin Taras - animator
Robert Taylor - animator
Ira Turek - background artist
Katherine Victor - final checker (as Kathrin Leichliter)
John Vita - background artist (as Johnnie Vita)
Art Vitello - animator (as Arthur Vitello)
Manon Washburn - ink and paint artist
Tasia Williams - animation effects
Micki Zurcher - ink and paint artist (as Michele Zurcher)
Cosmo Anzilotti - animator (uncredited)
Toby Bluth - visual development artist (uncredited)

For my personal opinion, the artist Toby Bluth (brother of Don Bluth) borrows a lot of artistic style from Wendy Pini and Richard Pini (creators and primary artists on the ELFQUEST comicbook series).