DHS Animation Academy

[magicbob]

When we did Animation Academy years ago at DisneyQuest, it was done electronically on a computer screen and then you could purchase a print-out of your drawing.

Does the Animation Academy at DHS work the same way?

The reason I ask is that we did Animation Academy at Disneyland Paris on our last visit and they handed out paper and pencils. I actually liked it a lot better because I like to draw and it was more natural than using a stylus on a computer screen. You also got to keep your drawing without having to purchase it.

We did two back-to-back sessions, drawing Mickey and Donald. Here are my finished drawings:

 

[vicki_c]

When we did Animation Academy years ago at DisneyQuest, it was done electronically on a computer screen and then you could purchase a print-out of your drawing.

Does the Animation Academy at DHS work the same way?

The reason I ask is that we did Animation Academy at Disneyland Paris on our last visit and they handed out paper and pencils. I actually liked it a lot better because I like to draw and it was more natural than using a stylus on a computer screen. You also got to keep your drawing without having to purchase it.

We did two back-to-back sessions, drawing Mickey and Donald. Here are my finished drawings:

http://s1102.photobucket.com/user/pulverbr/media/AnimationAcademy-Mickey.jpg.html
http://s1102.photobucket.com/user/pulverbr/media/AnimationAcademy-Donald.jpg.html

No it's paper and pencil and you take the paper with your drawing with you.

 

[TXPyroMom]

Your Micky and Donald are great. Thanks for sharing.

 

[stargazertechie]

Does anyone have the dimensions of the paper? We wanted to get a mailing tube to store them in for safety's sake, and I know they won't fit in a standard pringles can (tried that one in a pinch last trip)

 

[magicbob]

No it's paper and pencil and you take the paper with your drawing with you.

Glad to hear it. That's a lot better than the electronic method. I can't wait to check it out next time we're at DHS.

Your Micky and Donald are great. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. The Goofy sketch I did at DisneyQuest years ago was pathetic (I didn't bother to get a print-out because it was so bad!), but I've gotten a lot more practice sketching and drawing since then.