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Tina and I attended an Art Lesson at the End of the Animation Tour at The Studios. Of course, we've seen the little movie at the beginning of the tour at least four dozen times, so we simply entered the Animation Building via the rear of the Gift Shop. From there, it is easy to look at the small museum, enter the Meet and Greet Areas and take the opposite way to the left to see current Animated Movie Projects from Disney and Pixar, see cool displays then enter a room that used to house an artist giving a general lesson to a large group but now has delightful displays. Returning to the large, open area there are stairs down to picture displays, snapshot opportunities with cut-out displays such as Cars and Meet and Greets. To the right of entering the Animation Building via the backway there is a waiting area for the next "Art Lesson" by a Disney Artist . While there, Mr. Incredible came out for a Meet and Greet in the main area. Tina was able to get some good pics of an adorable little boy and his family all dressed in "The Incredibles" T-Shirts! The opportunities to see characters are numerous here; however, I digress: Tina and I waited to go into the Art-Class room then once inside found a table with pencils and paper all ready for us to use. The lesson that day was "Pooh" ~ after taking the pictures back to the room, I took out my art supplies and outlined the Pooh and colored-him with Prismacolor-pencils . Tina's "Pooh" came out a lot better than mine ~ see her rendition of Pooh HERE ~ [link] ~ We wanted to take another class but we spent so much time taking pictures we never got a chance!!

Winnie the Pooh is a © of the Disney Corporation ~

Description
Tina and I attended an Art Lesson at the End of the Animation Tour at The Studios. Of course, we've seen the little movie at the beginning of the tour at least four dozen times, so we simply entered the Animation Building via the rear of the Gift Shop. From there, it is easy to look at the small museum, enter the Meet and Greet Areas and take the opposite way to the left to see current Animated Movie Projects from Disney and Pixar, see cool displays then enter a room that used to house an artist giving a general lesson to a large group but now has delightful displays. Returning to the large, open area there are stairs down to picture displays, snapshot opportunities with cut-out displays such as Cars and Meet and Greets. To the right of entering the Animation Building via the backway there is a waiting area for the next "Art Lesson" by a Disney Artist . While there, Mr. Incredible came out for a Meet and Greet in the main area. Tina was able to get some good pics of an adorable little boy and his family all dressed in "The Incredibles" T-Shirts! The opportunities to see characters are numerous here; however, I digress: Tina and I waited to go into the Art-Class room then once inside found a table with pencils and paper all ready for us to use. The lesson that day was "Pooh" ~ after taking the pictures back to the room, I took out my art supplies and outlined the Pooh and colored-him with Prismacolor-pencils . Tina's "Pooh" came out a lot better than mine ~ see her rendition of Pooh HERE ~ [link] ~ We wanted to take another class but we spent so much time taking pictures we never got a chance!!

Winnie the Pooh is a © of the Disney Corporation ~