Morgan Lee Richardson 🇺🇦さんのイラストまとめ

Over the past few years I’ve had the opportunity to design 13 unique patterned shirts. Call them camp shirts, Hawaiian shirts, aloha shirts, whatever … I call them rad!⁣
Several were done for Walt Disney Imagineering, others were done just for fun, or as part of my art business

Today is the day of the @sfzoo annual ZooFest fundraising event! I’ve donated this painting of a ring-tailed lemur, to be sold during the virtual live auction.⁣ I was inspired by Maki, a lemur who was stolen from the SF Zoo and later found hanging out at a nearby playground!

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@bestcbmtakes

“Post the 4 fictional characters that represent you”

“Tomorrows horizons are here, today”

Diving into the piece I painted of Horizons – a sorely missed attraction that probably inspired an entire generation of Imagineers and spawned the line “If you can dream it, you can do it!” 1/

I pretend not to have favorites, but of the 7 pieces that I currently have in EPCOT, Universe of Energy is my favorite. It’s a piece that holds a lot of memories for me and I think it gracefully captures several visual components of the attraction in a single statement. 1/

The Disney Conservation Fund is working to protect coral reefs, sea turtles, sharks, and other sea creatures from extinction. In a way, I took inspiration from myself and the sea turtle Conservation Hero badges that I designed a while ago … still available at The Seas! 3/

Diving into the Spaceship Earth painting I did for EPCOT. It’s the icon of the park and in many ways, an icon for the future. The front entrance just received a beautiful facelift and Spaceship Earth has never felt so optimistic! It’s definitely a feeling I wanted to capture. 1/

Portrait of Juno, an Asian elephant living at the @elpasozoo. She is the only known case of an elephant having breast cancer. Diagnosed in 2016, she's undergone six electro-chemotherapy treatments and recently underwent surgery to remove a malignant mass. Fight on, Juno! #Cancer