WDW bus wraps

It was an honor to get to concept and illustrate 13 of the WDW bus wraps - you can see them cruising all over the property bringing Guests to parks and resorts! I especially love seeing the buses and Skyliner gondolas all meeting at the Art of Animation Resort. All of them were wonderful projects to work on, and such great teams were involved!

The themes included:

Moana, Aladdin, Toy Story, Lion King, Dumbo, Peter Pan, Incredibles, Cinderella, Monsters, Inc., Frozen, Cars, Figment, and Galaxy's Edge.

WDW Skyliner

Can't begin to tell you how incredibly excited I am to finally see and ride these wonderful Skyliner gondolas! It was so much fun to illustrate the wraps for ten of them: 

Stitch, Peter Pan, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, Winnie the Pooh, and the five based on the new Mickey cartoon shorts.

AquaDuck

This postcard shows the panels I illustrated for the AquaDuck's queue back in 2010.

May get wet!

 Some of the ducks I did for the Disney Fantasy cruise ship.

Coming soon...

This new resort at Walt Disney World is sure coming along swimmingly!

Goofy and Max illustration

This is an illustration I made for the Goofy mini-golf area on the new Disney Dream cruise ship.

Enchanted Garden menu cover

I created the final art for this menu cover, featuring the flowers from "Alice in Wonderland", using Illustrator and Photoshop. This restaurant, aboard the new Disney Dream cruise ship, is called Enchanted Garden. I especially enjoyed the inclusion of the "Bread and Butter-fly" - one of those obscure characters I never imagined getting the opportunity to illustrate.

Aquaduck art

I had the great opportunity of illustrating some art for the Disney Dream, the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line. Among them is a set of panels I created that is seen in the queue for the Aquaduck, the fantastic water ride that adorns the ship's deck. After consulting some reference, I drew the images on paper and scanned them into my computer; using Illustrator, I digitally inked the linework, which I then painted in Photoshop.