I'm not a great illustrator and I have no experience in digital arts outside basic techniques. But I enjoy editing. Shaping one idea into multiple concepts. With the help of "Fotor" "PicMonkey" and "MS Paint" I am able to blend multiple images into one. But during this process, more ideas come into play and the original vision changes drastically.
Journey Into Imagination
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| Concept art, company logos, movie posters and desktop wallpapers all assist in both the initial and revised concept |
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After multiple edits this became the final edit of my initial idea. I always loved the color pallet used on a poster for The Muppet Movie, which gave the poster a very cloudy dream-ish feel. I wanted to honor that image by incorporating a rainbow and clouds and having that image dominate the canvas while Dreamfinder and the Imagination Pavilion draw your attention
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I edited the colors to make to try and heighten the detail and decided to add the original attraction logo
I was concerned on the darkness of the image as I wanted to keep with a lighter feel to the concept but I am still please by the outcome
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This is where I started to rethink what I thought was a finished design. I decided to move the attraction title and remove logo. I then started looking for inspiration in the new "Figment" comic series by Disney Kingdoms and Marvel. While also being a fan of the Song of Fire and Ice and Game of Thrones series I began to think of the benefits of have a larger imaginary dragon, and I began to incorporate that into my new design.
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I added a larger dragon image and edited it to resemble our imaginary little friend. I liked the idea that i began to think about what a large Figment audio animatronic figure would look like and it reminded me of a show called
"Jim Henson's The Storyteller" which featured a giant griffin. Jim Henson is a huge influence to me and it inspired me to spin this idea into a film created in the 80's by Jim Henson and the Walt Disney Company
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