If you’ve been to the Magic Kingdom, you’ve likely seen the caricaturists, silhouette artists and the parasol / umbrella painters. Now they have returned to the Magic Kingdom!
@MyMickeyVacationsTravel on Twitter posted these amazing photos (make sure to give them a follow and/or a like)
Caricatures and parasols and silhouettes….oh my!! These iconic Walt Disney World Resort souvenirs have returned to the Magic Kingdom. Have you ever purchased these unique souvenirs on your magical vacation? #MyMickeyVacationTravel #DreamDesigner #MagicKingdom #waltdisneyworld pic.twitter.com/YwvnqpxjHL
— MyMickeyVacationTravel (@Mymickeyvaca) August 24, 2020
The Liberty Square area is one of my absolute favorite areas in Walt Disney World. So I’m super excited to see the parasol painting back. I have always wanted to do the silhouettes, but haven’t had time.
Disney and the Dude also posted some images to Twitter:
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Good news for my fans that enjoy unique souvenirs! The Caricatures Kiosk AND the Silhouettes Cart in Magic Kingdom are back open! As you can see below, they are all roped off and marked for social distancing too. pic.twitter.com/t7TNeRP00L
— Disney and the Dude (@DisneyAnTheDude) August 24, 2020
Funny story about the caricatures though, my husband was offered a job doing them at the parks before. For those that don’t know my husband Thom, aka Kneon, is a comic book artist/caricaturist and a few years back he was offered a job if we wanted to move to Orlando. I just can’t see him wearing the colonial costume for this location.
If you are visiting the Magic Kingdom soon make sure you stop by the are on Main Street U.S.A. or in Liberty Square to check out the various artists that offer these special, personalized, pieces. I’m always for supporting artists!
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Sources: @MyMickeyVacationsTravel on Twitter, Disney and the Dude on Twitter,
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