Contemporary Resort Merch

I based this logo on Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort. It features those cool acrylic trees they used to have in the lobby in the 70s.

From the famous mural by Mary Blair, the five-legged goat has graced the walls of Disney’s Contemporary Resort since 1971.

This shirt will slip on you like a chest of drawers. US Steel was the company that developed the modular rooms that were used to build the Polynesian and Contemporary hotels.

Based on the groovy 1970s aesthetic of the Top of the World at Disney’s Contemporary Resort.

Contemporary Resort

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From the defunct restaurant on the Grand Canyon Concourse in the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World.

The Outer Rim is located inside of Disney's Contemporary, on the 4th floor. This is a different kind of shirt to give to a Disney lover

Mid century modern contemporary

Contemporary Resort Retro

Thank you for checking out my redesign of Disney's Contemporary Resort logo!

A design based on Disney World’s Contemporary Resort. The colors are inspired by the color palette used when it first opened (very 70s!).

Celebrate sleek style and innovation with our "Contemporary Express Tee," featuring a striking design of the famous monorail in blue and white, symbolizing Disney's Contemporary Resort. Emblazoned with the words "Contemporary Express," this shirt is a must-have for fans of this iconic Disney transportation, blending modern aesthetics with the magic of the parks.

Bay Lake Tower is such an amazing resort with a GREAT lounge at the top! Without a GREAT matching logo, I wanted to create something worthy.

Get your leg up!

The cutest little easter egg you've ever seen!

Based on the famous story of Dick Nunis leading a group to sod the Contemporary on opening day. I cast member told Nunis he had never laid sod. Dick responded only with "Green side up!"

If Mary Blair Created Unicorns

Welcome Home, Disney Vacation Club Member

Perfect for fans of the California Grill Sunday brunch at the Contemporary Resort at the Walt Disney World.

Where does the blimp go?

Main Street Whistler is an art print I created using a fauvist oil technique. This technique focuses on bold brush strokes, abstract shapes and bright colors creating a modern look. The setting is Whistler, British Columbia, a popular ski destination in the winter. The time of year is fall when all of the leaves of the trees are at their peak color. Whistler is a pedestrian friendly skiing village. The architecture is reminiscent of a Swiss village. It is nestled in a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains housing the ski slopes. Follow my work: TheWallGallery: https://thewallgallery.com Blog: http://thewallgalleryblog.wordpress.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/KirtWallGallery Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheWallGallery....

Even if you missed the swanky view and shag-carpeted walls, you can still pretend to be living it up in what was once Walt Disney World's most high-end lounges.