Nintendo Hosts Disney Art Academy Preview Event at the Nintendo NY Store with Disney Channel’s Sabrina Carpenter on Thursday, May 5
Photos Available on Business Wire’s Website and the Associated Press
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–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Photos of Nintendo’s Disney Art Academy Preview Event at the
Nintendo NY Store with Disney Channel’s Sabrina Carpenter are available
on Business Wire’s website and the Associated Press photo network.
Photo 1
In this photo released by Nintendo of America, actor
Sabrina Carpenter, currently starring in the Disney Channel sitcom Girl
Meets World, sketches Olaf from Disney Frozen in the Disney
Art Academy video game for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems.
Whether you’re a strong artist or just a beginner, Disney Art Academy
can help you create masterpieces of some of your favorite Disney and
Pixar characters, which you can then upload and share via Facebook,
Twitter and Miiverse.
Photo 2
In this photo released by Nintendo of America, actor
Sabrina Carpenter, currently starring in the Disney Channel sitcom Girl
Meets World, shares her passion for art with fans of the Disney
Art Academy video game. The Nintendo 3DS game brings Disney and
Pixar characters together on-the-go in a creative, artistic way.
Photo 3
In this photo released by Nintendo of America,
people of different skill levels follow step-by-step instructions in the Disney
Art Academy video game for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. By
participating in fun lessons and Free Paint, anyone can learn to draw
more than 80 Disney and Pixar characters, like Mickey Mouse, or Elsa and
Olaf from Disney Frozen.
Photo 4
In this photo released by Nintendo of America,
guests are treated to a special preview event of the Disney Art
Academy video game for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems ahead of
its release on May 13, 2016. Hosted by actor Sabrina Carpenter,
currently starring in the Disney Channel sitcom Girl Meets World,
players learn to draw some of their favorite Disney and Pixar characters
through step-by-step lessons and develop art skills that can be
transferred to real life.
Contacts
Golin
Kathryn Green, 415-318-4308
kgreen@golin.com
or
Gretchen
Higgins, 212-373-6014
ghiggins@golin.com
