Disney Artist Print - Randy Noble - Disneyland Castle

Randy Noble attended college at the California Institute of the Arts, a private arts school subsidized by the Walt Disney Company. During his second year of college, Randy was hired out of school to produce character art and new show development for D>I>C> Animation. Randy worked on such television shows as Inspector Gadget, The Littles, Wolf Rock and many others in the D.I.C. library of children's shows. Randy also worked for MGM Studios as a comedy writer on the new Pink Panther animated show.
During his more than fourteen years in Los Angeles, Randy produced a variety of illustrations and design work for such companies as Mattel Toys, Applause Toys and Gifts, Playmates Toys, Disney home Video International, Hanna-Barbara Animation and Warner Bros. Animation to name a few. After leaving California in 1995, Randy continued his freelance work in Orlando, Florida working for Disney, SeaWorld, Hard Rock Cafe and Busch Gardens along with past clients in Los Angeles.
In the fall of 1998, Randy began his new career as a Senior Artist with Disney Design Group, and works on the special even and pin teams producing art for everything from Star Wars Weekends to managing the creative development on the World Of Disney store in New York. ''I'm reminded every day as I drive onto Disney property what a great job I have, and how lucky I've been in my career.''

• Print Title: Disneyland Castle
• Artwork by Randy Noble
• Includes card with artist bio
• Paper
• Matted size 18'' W x 14'' H
• Printed in the U.S.A.

Castles have inspired the work of artists around the world for centuries, portrayed in everything from painting and sculpture to television and film. Similarly, Walt Disney was inspired to create unforgettable storybook castles in his motion pictures and build them in his parks. Since most notable castles existed outside of the United States, Walt introduced many Americans to their first castle experiences.
Just as Walt found inspiration in the storybook castles of France's Loire Valley and Bavaria's Black Forest, his own castles sparked the imaginations of his countless film audiences and guests to his parks.
Disney castles continue to inspire today's artists, including 12 gifted women and men whose works The Disney Theme Parks are now proud to feature. They each have created captivating pieces of art that reveal the immeasurable influence of Walt and the landmark icons he created and inspired.