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Last lesson of Disney Art Academy .

With this illustration I can say that I have finished the "main adventure" of the game, but, like many current games, there are "secondary missions" or "endgames" where the game further expands its duration offering more things to do, either during the course of the "story" or after finishing it, so I still have more illustrations of this game to offer after this one .

And, as is my custom, I decided to change Mickey Mouse's eyes to look more like the ones he had in his early animated shorts and in the Epic Mickey game (what can I say? I've never finished the game, but it made an impression on me a lot  ). And, within the illustrations that I have done so far of the Disney mouse, this is my favorite illustration . It has a simple but very colorful style, and yet a little depth effect could be achieved with the character .

It all started with Mickey Mouse (although in my case I started with Minnie Mouse, but I swear I did the first lesson of the game where I had to draw Mickey ), and everything ends with the same character, but applying several of the techniques from previous lessons . And even though I had a lot of in-game artwork pending, I couldn't help but have that emptiness that one feels when such an enjoyable experience comes to an end .

But well, moving on to other topics, I still haven't advanced with any project in Blender other than one that one of my cousins asked me for, but I'm advancing at a snail's pace since I'm preparing everything to start commissions in mid-July, plus that I wanted to try to remake a game that I wanted to develop in the middle of April that consisted of a 3D ship game . I'm also making very slow progress with the game, but when I have something to show I'll post it on my social networks . I was developing the game in Unity, but due to the fact that the game engine in my old toaster is very slow, I decided to move its development to Godot, and the truth is that I am feeling quite comfortable with that engine .

Well, that's all for now  .

Thank you very much for viewing this illustration, and see you in the next post  .

I hope you are very well, and I wish you a happy and excellent day every day  . A hug, and have a nice time  . Hasta la Bye-Bye.

Description

Last lesson of Disney Art Academy .

With this illustration I can say that I have finished the "main adventure" of the game, but, like many current games, there are "secondary missions" or "endgames" where the game further expands its duration offering more things to do, either during the course of the "story" or after finishing it, so I still have more illustrations of this game to offer after this one .

And, as is my custom, I decided to change Mickey Mouse's eyes to look more like the ones he had in his early animated shorts and in the Epic Mickey game (what can I say? I've never finished the game, but it made an impression on me a lot  ). And, within the illustrations that I have done so far of the Disney mouse, this is my favorite illustration . It has a simple but very colorful style, and yet a little depth effect could be achieved with the character .

It all started with Mickey Mouse (although in my case I started with Minnie Mouse, but I swear I did the first lesson of the game where I had to draw Mickey ), and everything ends with the same character, but applying several of the techniques from previous lessons . And even though I had a lot of in-game artwork pending, I couldn't help but have that emptiness that one feels when such an enjoyable experience comes to an end .

But well, moving on to other topics, I still haven't advanced with any project in Blender other than one that one of my cousins asked me for, but I'm advancing at a snail's pace since I'm preparing everything to start commissions in mid-July, plus that I wanted to try to remake a game that I wanted to develop in the middle of April that consisted of a 3D ship game . I'm also making very slow progress with the game, but when I have something to show I'll post it on my social networks . I was developing the game in Unity, but due to the fact that the game engine in my old toaster is very slow, I decided to move its development to Godot, and the truth is that I am feeling quite comfortable with that engine .

Well, that's all for now  .

Thank you very much for viewing this illustration, and see you in the next post  .

I hope you are very well, and I wish you a happy and excellent day every day  . A hug, and have a nice time  . Hasta la Bye-Bye.