Disneyland Lands​

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Made during COVID times. I've really been missing Disneyland, so I poured that into​ reimagining the land signage. I know Disney has begun changing fantasyland to these gorgeous light pinks and cobalt blues, but to me it'll always be purple and gold with a hint of green for villain mischief.

Fantasyland was inspired by a House Industries style I saw on Instagram. I used that piece to help inform how other letters in this alphabet would look and ended up with a creepy, fantastical, almost Fantasmic inspired piece. All of these started with analog sketches and were finished with effects and all in Procreate.

Frontierland had to have big slab serifs and a burned wood look to fit into the land. The blue they use on their sign now is okay, but I think this looks more authentic to the times and gives a stronger identity to this part of the park.

Below left: The current sign at Disney for Frontierland. Below Right: My updated version of the sign.

New Orleans Square is my favorite part of the park. Beignets and mint juleps transport you to another time. I wanted to use colors that complimented the environment and a lettering style that felt elegant--like it could be on an old

rod iron.

A lot of analog sketching went into each letter for this guy to ensure it was balanced.