A Duck Full Of Joy | A Mouse Full Of Joy (Matching Numbered Pair)
Featuring Mickey Mouse and his grumpy counterpart Donald Duck in a Cubist style and Basquiat colour scheme, Tim Rogerson’s colourful new artworks are perfect for anyone wanting to experience the magic of Disney.
This set of two hand-finished, limited edition prints has been created to commemorate the 90th anniversary of Mickey Mouse’s film debut. Each features a miniature hand-drawn pen sketch of the character and is accompanied by a certificate bearing the official Disney Fine Art logo.
Tim adds: “My father taught me how to draw Mickey when I was five, and I’ve wanted to be a Disney artist ever since. I was hooked.”
Find out more over on our blog.
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A Duck Full Of Joy | A Mouse Full Of Joy (Matching Numbered Pair)
Featuring Mickey Mouse and his grumpy counterpart Donald Duck in a Cubist style and Basquiat colour scheme, Tim Rogerson’s colourful new artworks are perfect for anyone wanting to experience the magic of Disney.
This set of two hand-finished, limited edition prints has been created to commemorate the 90th anniversary of Mickey Mouse’s film debut. Each features a miniature hand-drawn pen sketch of the character and is accompanied by a certificate bearing the official Disney Fine Art logo.
Tim adds: “My father taught me how to draw Mickey when I was five, and I’ve wanted to be a Disney artist ever since. I was hooked.”
Find out more over on our blog.
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Featuring Mickey Mouse and his grumpy counterpart Donald Duck in a Cubist style and Basquiat colour scheme, Tim Rogerson’s colourful new artworks are perfect for anyone wanting to experience the magic of Disney.
This set of two hand-finished, limited edition prints has been created to commemorate the 90th anniversary of Mickey Mouse’s film debut. Each features a miniature hand-drawn pen sketch of the character and is accompanied by a certificate bearing the official Disney Fine Art logo.
Tim adds: “My father taught me how to draw Mickey when I was five, and I’ve wanted to be a Disney artist ever since. I was hooked.”
Find out more over on our blog.
