Showing posts with label Disney artwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney artwork. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

The Many Emotions of Rapunzel

I spent the other day at work drawing what has become my favorite character to draw and I decided to show her in multiple emotional states. Free-hand, prisma on paper, using Tangled model sheets originally drawn by the legendary Glen Keane.

Monday, July 23, 2012

Rapunzel Coloring Page

Here's a look at my Rapunzel coloring page currently being colored by hundreds of kids at the Magic of Disney Animation attraction at Disney Hollywood Studios. I was very happy with how it turned out and it is very similar to the one I teach people how to draw in my Animation Academy class. It has also become a favorite among the guests over the last couple weeks. However, it will soon be removed and replaced. So if you happen to be visiting Florida's Disney parks be sure to run over and snag this free coloring page before its replaced and gone forever.



Update 7/25/12: My Rapunzel coloring sheets have officially been removed.
 
Update 9/4/12: My new coloring sheet has been available for several weeks now. This one shows less of my personal style and draws more from the original Glen Keane design.
 
 

Friday, June 15, 2012

The Walrus

Today I thought I'd share some Disney artwork I recently completed at work. I decided to do some  colored pencil technique training and warm up with the Walrus from Disney's Alice in Wonderland. Enjoy!!!

Friday, January 14, 2011

More Disney: Some old favorites

Since I was a kid Ive loved Ludwig VonDrake. His songs are the best. Since I have a love and fascination with all things Disney Ducks...it was about time I did my favorite professor right. Here he is all decked out in his best tux for your enjoyment.


Ive been playing alot of Epic Mickey lately...AMAZING stuff...I actually bought a Wii just to be able to play it. Anywhoo, Ive always like Horace Horsecollar, Mickeys original best pal that faded into obscurity. SO...I decided to kick out this little beauty in honor of our forgotten hero.