Disney Destiny Ship’s Log Update – Deck 4 Villainous Artwork Revealed • The Disney Cruise Line Blog

Today, Disney Cruise Line shared a look at look at some villainous artwork created by Disney Live Entertainment’s Senior Concept Artist/Illustrator, Hannah Loflin coming later this year aboard the Disney Destiny. In the Ship Log update on the Disney Parks Blog, a collection of images were revealed a first look at new custom artwork.

Loflin created a collection of three Easter egg-loaded still life paintings inspired by revered Disney Villains – Captain Hook, Prince John and the Evil Queen. According to the ship’s log entry, each piece captures the essence of the character with symbolism pulled directly from classic Walt Disney Animation Studios films.

DCL Destiny Ship Log Deck 4 Art Preview Evil Queen — From an artist’s perspective, Loflin enjoyed creating the dynamic textures present in the piece honoring Captain Hook, including the lavish gold, silks, jewels and feathers found in Hook’s private quarters. She also hopes guests will notice some of the intentional details she wove into the artwork, like a lantern door left slightly ajar, as if Tinker Bell just made her escape as she did in the Disney Animation film.

DCL Destiny Ship Log Deck 4 Art Preview Prince John — From an artist’s perspective, Loflin enjoyed creating the dynamic textures present in the piece honoring Captain Hook, including the lavish gold, silks, jewels and feathers found in Hook’s private quarters. She also hopes guests will notice some of the intentional details she wove into the artwork, like a lantern door left slightly ajar, as if Tinker Bell just made her escape as she did in the Disney Animation film.

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Once Loflin puts the finishing touches on the artwork, the pieces will be installed onboard the Disney Destiny on Deck 4 in a corridor near Hook’s Barbery.