Digital Illustrations: Disney Characters Visit Disney World Resort
During my time spent as a graphic design intern for The Walt Disney Company, I was inspired by a segment on the Disney Parks Blog called Disney Doodles. Each week, an artist creates an illustration of what they believe Disney characters would do if they visited the Walt Disney World Resort. I decided to try creating my own illustrations with my own ideas of what characters would enjoy doing.
"The Lost Cruise"
The Lost Boys of Peter Pan take a ride on Jungle Cruise in Adventureland.
The Jungle Cruise is a slow moving boat ride that takes the Guests through various jungles around the world. I pictured the Lost Boys on this ride because of their love of playing follow the leader and getting into mischief.
Close Ups for Detail
"Hap-Belle-y Ever After"
Belle and Prince Adam (formerly "Beast") dance during the "Happily Ever After" fireworks at Magic Kingdom Park.
In Magic Kingdom, Belle and her prince reside in Fantasyland (right behind Cinderella's Castle). I liked to imagine the two of them enjoying the nightly fireworks and music show with one another.
Close Ups for Detail
"Moana Mountain"
Moana way-finds through the stars as she rides Space Mountain with her trusted friend, Heihei.
Moana is an adventurous free spirit. She conquered navigating the ocean, so I could only imagine she would love getting the chance to get just a little bit closer to the stars and ride Space Mountain in Tomorrowland.
Close Ups for Detail
"Tangled Up in Main Street"
Rapunzel and Flynn explore Main Street USA while enjoying some Mickey shaped ice cream bars.
Just as they had fun exploring the Kingdom of Corona, I think Rapunzel and Flynn would have an amazing time perusing the shops and food found on Main Street USA in Magic Kingdom.
Close Ups for Detail
"Baymax Claus"
Baymax pays a visit to the toy soldiers guarding the Main Street Christmas Tree.
Baymax often finds himself in unlikely situations. However, I think he would love visiting Main Street USA during Christmastime to bring a little joy to all of the people enjoying the Christmas Tree.
