Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts
Friday, February 25, 2011
Work-in-Progress: Landing Page
I've been meaning to create a portfolio-style Web site for some of my best pieces. You know, as a way to show off appear more professional to rich benefactors potential clients/employers. So I ended up sketching a few ideas. This one is in the lead.
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concept,
illustration,
sketch,
work-in-progress
Friday, February 11, 2011
Disney California Adventure Entrance Concept
I love the idea of the Pan Pacific Auditorium as an entrance to a theme park. California Adventure is getting just that. But that idea is already in use at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida.
I think California Adventure deserves its own unique entrance. This is just a concept of my own invention by using bits of inspiration from all over California.
I think California Adventure deserves its own unique entrance. This is just a concept of my own invention by using bits of inspiration from all over California.
Click the picture for a bigger view.
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California Adventure,
concept,
illustration
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Intergalactic Zoo
While contemplating the future of Tomorrowland at Disneyland, I thought a great attraction would be the Intergalactic Zoo. An alien corporation partners with Disneyland to bring a whole herd of interesting beasties from planets around the galaxy for the people of Earth to enjoy.
Ranging from the cute and cuddly to the ferocious and deadly, the beasties would roam about custom enclosures that were designed to look and feel like their home planets. You would tour this zoo in an open-air hover craft. Sometimes you would enter the enclosure itself and sometimes you would be behind glass, depending on the relative danger to the park guests. Wink, wink.
I made a quick sketch of the marquee that hints at all the treats to expect inside.
Ranging from the cute and cuddly to the ferocious and deadly, the beasties would roam about custom enclosures that were designed to look and feel like their home planets. You would tour this zoo in an open-air hover craft. Sometimes you would enter the enclosure itself and sometimes you would be behind glass, depending on the relative danger to the park guests. Wink, wink.
I made a quick sketch of the marquee that hints at all the treats to expect inside.
*I spelled intergalactic wrong on the sign. D'oh!
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concept,
dark ride,
Disney attractions,
illustration,
sketch,
theme park
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