How Do You Become An Established Disney Artist?

Answer 1

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Work your way up. Have mean illustration skills. Know the graphics programs inside-out. Keep up with trends. Do small projects for friends, students, ULB, etc. to get a current portfolio. Most of that will be low-to-no pay for a while - maybe even a long time. But if you have excellent skills, produce outstanding work, have a good reputation, etc. then you *might* score a gig for one of Disney's smaller companies.

• 4 months agoReport

  Thank you so much and yes you are right. I think Disney will take over the world ha ha x 💞
  

Answer 2

Sell your soul to corporate America. That’s usually a prerequisite

• 4 months agoReport

  Does not answer my question!
  

Answer 3

Create art for Disney for a very long time, perhaps 20+ years.

• 4 months agoReport

  Thank you so much for your help x 💞
  

Answer 4

The obvious - go to their main website and click on 'employment opportunities'. You're on the internet after all. It's a 2 second search.

Just be aware that they pay low, they figure that 'working for Disney' compensates for the rest of the salary. That you can brag about it. Basic Industry standard salaries are paid by all the other animation studios.

• 4 months agoReport

  Thank you for your help. It’s not animation that I’m wanting to go into. I was meaning how to be recognised as an artist (painter) by Disney x 💞
  

Answer 5

i don't know tbh too

• 4 months agoReport

  Ok thank you hunnie x 💞
  

Answer 6

You need skills of a graphics designer.

• 4 months agoReport

  Sorry I meant as an artist (painter) not animator. Thank you x 💞