Epic Mickey
Very early Concept art for the project "Epic Mickey" from Junction Point Studios. Tasked with imagining a surreal Disney-like world that takes place in the dumpster behind the Disneyland art offices. Landscapes and characters were made from parts of discarded rides, art supplies, audio-animatronic actors hybridized into shuffling organic and robot like zombie-esq creatures and environments. Steam punk in flavor, these early ideas concepts never made it to the final world. Friend and illustrator Fred Gambino also contributed to this amazing project.
Mickey's Castle, a very uninviting palace, ink flows like water here. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Landscape concepts. Early designs involved using real art supplies that might be found in a dumpster behind the Disney art studios. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Steampunk Main Street of Downtown Disneyland. A modified Tomorrowland launch pad. All Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
A dark side to Disneyland and the Chernobog above piles of merchandise. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Beach landing. Zombie-esq hybrid creatures built from the characters of Disney. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Character development. Hybrid creatures assembled from various bits and pieces. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Character development. Hybrid creatures assembled from various bits and pieces. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.
Character development. Hybrid creatures assembled from various bits and pieces. Early Concept Art for the Epic Disney video game from Junction Point Studios.