EPCOT Creations Shop opening this summer

SpoiledBlueMilk

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That mural is hideous. Purposely looks like someone who is doing an impression of drawing Mikey who can't really draw him. The coloring for his face is bizarre.

I don't get it.
I can accept the coloring, but the face is off-putting, like a knock-off Mickey you see painted on walls of pre-schools in the Caribbean. In its very essence, drawing Mickey is just a matter of following some intersecting circles, but so much can go wrong there. But that's why Disney artists are the caliber they are - they can draw a Mickey.....or at least should be able to....
 

FigmentsBrightIdeas

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It’s usually a tradition in the parks to not mention individual artists/imagineers contributions to projects and leave it as a collective effort of the organization. “There’s only one name above the door and it’s Walt’s”.
While that may have been a well intended tradition to go with.. the only problem with that is, you’d want to know who was responsible for creating what. IMO, it would’ve been a lot better, Particuarly on the theme park attraction side of things, to write or feature credits for everybody someplace. Either or both on a database and somewhere in the attraction, much like most of their films. Yes, Disney/The Walt Disney Company/Walt Disney Imagineering would be at the forefront as a collective effort, ‘but’ at the same time it’s giving proper credit to those involved.
 

castlecake2.0

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While that may have been a well intended tradition to go with.. the only problem with that is, you’d want to know who was responsible for creating what. IMO, it would’ve been a lot better, Particuarly on the theme park attraction side of things, to write or feature credits for everybody someplace. Either or both on a database and somewhere in the attraction, much like most of their films. Yes, Disney/The Walt Disney Company/Walt Disney Imagineering would be at the forefront as a collective effort, ‘but’ at the same time it’s giving proper credit to those involved.
Not how WDI operates at this time
 

Sir_Cliff

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I can accept the coloring, but the face is off-putting, like a knock-off Mickey you see painted on walls of pre-schools in the Caribbean. In its very essence, drawing Mickey is just a matter of following some intersecting circles, but so much can go wrong there. But that's why Disney artists are the caliber they are - they can draw a Mickey.....or at least should be able to....
Well, this is what an on-model Mickey looks like now anyway:

Mickey-Mouse-.jpg
 

phillip9698

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I can accept the coloring, but the face is off-putting, like a knock-off Mickey you see painted on walls of pre-schools in the Caribbean. In its very essence, drawing Mickey is just a matter of following some intersecting circles, but so much can go wrong there. But that's why Disney artists are the caliber they are - they can draw a Mickey.....or at least should be able to....

It looks like the current Mickey as seen in the shorts.
 

lazyboy97o

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While that may have been a well intended tradition to go with.. the only problem with that is, you’d want to know who was responsible for creating what. IMO, it would’ve been a lot better, Particuarly on the theme park attraction side of things, to write or feature credits for everybody someplace. Either or both on a database and somewhere in the attraction, much like most of their films. Yes, Disney/The Walt Disney Company/Walt Disney Imagineering would be at the forefront as a collective effort, ‘but’ at the same time it’s giving proper credit to those involved.
Not how WDI operates at this time
Providing a list of credits to be published is required to be considered for a Thea Award. The credits for award recipients are published in the Thea Awards Program.
 

mightynine

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These marquees leverage World Bold font, further tying all our signs and wayfinding into a consistent typography unique to EPCOT.
Such an innovative idea they….did it when the park opened.

Wonder when the drift will happen again - five years?
 

OG Runner

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I wonder if this is the beginning of a transtion to old school Epcot in a sense, where each of the pavilions will eventually get uniform signs with this font

I think you are correct. You also notice the signage, indicating this is a store. I think these will also be used. I saw a similar
one, (in blue), indicating a restaurant. It is going to be good to have this section opening up again.
 

vikescaper

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I wonder if this is the beginning of a transtion to old school Epcot in a sense, where each of the pavilions will eventually get uniform signs with this font
I was wondering that myself while we were at Epcot this past Saturday. I also wonder if they will use the pavilion logos like they used to.
 

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