Limited Edition Epcot Serigraph Posters Featuring Attractions at Epcot
Last month I shared 2 limited edition serigraph posters that were released on shopDisney paying their homage to some of the great attraction at Epcot.
It looks as if shopDisney has released more of these posters, this time showcasing other attractions at Epcot, current and upcoming.
Take a nostalgic dive back into the past with this limited edition poster for The Living Seas at Epcot. Created by artist Eric Tan, it captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction which originally opened in 1986 and was later renamed The Seas with Nemo & Friends.
- Limited Edition of 100
- Artist: Eric Tan
- Fine art serigraph on Stardream silver metallic archival paper
- A serigraph is a reproduction of artwork through silk-screening. Considered a ”traditional” printmaking technique, it is an analog process that takes the careful eye of a master printer and color separator
- Created using the same printing processes that were utilized for the original Disney Parks attraction posters. Produced on an updated version of the same printing press, originally located at Walt Disney Imagineering
- The Living Seas first opened at Future World at Epcot on January 15, 1986. It closed in 2005 and was transformed into The Seas with Nemo & Friends
- Part of the Living Waters Collection
- Part of the Epcot: The Transformation Collection
Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan, Mission Space, a limited edition fine art serigraph for Walt Disney Imagineering Collections, has been created using the same process as the original Disney Parks attraction posters. A space shuttle launches into the atmosphere in this abstract composition.
Waves of affection for the Turtle Talk with Crush attraction at Epcot will wash over you with this limited edition poster that’s swimming in color. Designed by artist Stacey Aoyama, it features the laidback Crush from Disney and Pixar’s Finding Nemo. Printed on archival paper, it will whet your appetite for your next visit to Walt Disney World.
Created especially for Walt Disney World Resort
- Limited Edition of 100
- Artist: Stacey Aoyama
- Fine art serigraph on Stardream silver metallic archival paper
- A serigraph is a reproduction of artwork through silk-screening. Considered a ”traditional” printmaking technique, it is an analog process that takes the careful eye of a master printer and color separator
- Created using the same printing processes that were utilized for the original Disney Parks attraction posters. Produced on an updated version of the same printing press, originally located at Walt Disney Imagineering
- Turtle Talk with Crush first opened on November 16, 2004 at The Living Seas pavilion (later renamed as The Seas with Nemo & Friends) at Epcot
- Part of the Living Waters Collection
- Part of the Epcot: The Transformation Collection
Stacey Aoyama is an illustrator and designer working for Disney Consumer Products. She graduated from University of California San Diego with a degree in Visual Arts, and attended Art Center College of Design as an illustration major. Growing up in the Bay Area, her career ambitions included astronaut, ballerina, orthodontist (and more); however, her consistent passion for drawing and being creative prevailed, and she feels very lucky and humbled to be working for Disney. She currently lives in Sierra Madre, California with her husband, Eric, son, Charley, and their daughter (the snowshoe cat Ramona).
Celebrate the aquatic adventure at the reimagined Epcot with this limited edition print promoting the forthcoming Moana-inspired Journey of Water walkthrough maze. Featuring the goddess Te Fiti from the 2016 movie, the poster is printed on archival paper and will whet your appetite for the attraction.
- Limited Edition of 100
- Artist: Stacey Aoyama
- Fine art serigraph on Stardream silver metallic archival paper
- A serigraph is a reproduction of artwork through silk-screening. Considered a ”traditional” printmaking technique, it is an analog process that takes the careful eye of a master printer and color separator
- Created using the same printing processes that were utilized for the original Disney Parks attraction posters. Produced on an updated version of the same printing press, originally located at Walt Disney Imagineering
- Part of the Living Waters Collection
- Part of the Epcot: The Transformation Collection
Illustrated and designed by Stacey Aoyama.
One place you won’t have any problem finding Nemo is the popular The Seas with Nemo & Friends at Epcot. Created by artist Eric Tan, this limited edition poster captures the wonder of the aquatic attraction, which was rededicated in 2007, replacing its previous incarnation as The Living Seas.
- Limited Edition of 100
- Artist: Eric Tan
- Fine art serigraph on Stardream silver metallic archival paper
- A serigraph is a reproduction of artwork through silk-screening. Considered a ”traditional” printmaking technique, it is an analog process that takes the careful eye of a master printer and color separator
- Created using the same printing processes that were utilized for the original Disney Parks attraction posters. Produced on an updated version of the same printing press, originally located at Walt Disney Imagineering
- The Seas with Nemo & Friends at Future World at Epcot was rededicated on January 24, 2007 after replacing The Living Seas
- Part of the Living Waters Collection
- Part of the Epcot: The Transformation Collection
Designed by Disney artist Eric Tan.
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