Toy Story (1995) turned a kid's bedroom into a world: Andy's-room wallpaper — flat sky blue tiled with soft chunky clouds — becomes the page, and everything on top plays like plastic toys spilled across the carpet. Two dialects share the room and never blend: a cowboy register of denim, rawhide, and sheriff gold, and a space-ranger register of glossy armor, laser green, and deep space purple. Type is rounded, bouncy, and confident — the way a mid-90s CG logo announced that computers could suddenly make things feel handmade and cuddly. Everything is bright, saturated, and unafraid to be childlike: a bedroom at nap time, clouds on the wall, and toys just a little too shiny to be real.