Inspiration From Three Animal Characters

Every day starting at 3:30 am, the boy gets up to run errands, delivering newspapers from house to house. That's his daily job. 

     His face was tired. There were times when his small body shivered in the cold while carrying a load that was almost twice his body weight. His work was unpaid, only directed by his father. 

     As a teenager, the man decided to leave the family. He chose to be a soldier because he thought that career would make him a 'rich person'. 

     In addition to being busy holding weapons, the man will fill his free time to paint. His paintings were so beautiful that many of his fellow soldiers asked for their pictures to be painted. 

     The end of the First World War, the man came out of the military world. He tried to find a new job but failed. Wanting to return to his parents, he felt ashamed. 

     Finally, the man boldly borrowed money from his sister and took himself to Hollywood to try his luck. After exploring the studios in the glorious city, none of them wanted to give him a job even as a sweeper.

     The man did not despair. He bought some blank sheets of paper and a pencil and started drawing. Later, he returned to the studios and tried to sell his paintings.  

     Out of all the studios he went to, only one studio was interested in his painting and offered it for 1,500 dollars. The man was surprised because his initial hope was to be able to earn only 50 dollars.

     So, that first drawing was developed and the studio published it in animated cartoon form. Within three years, his cartoons were so successful that the man was able to buy a house, accumulate wealth and even build his own studio. 

     Then, the man remembered his childhood when he lived in the village and was friends with his family's pets. From there, he got the inspiration to draw the characters of the three animals that later became so popular to this day.

     Oh anyway, about the first painting he managed to sell earlier, it was Alice In Wonderland animated series that changed his life overnight. 

     And the characters of the three animals that inspired and became a phenomenon of children around the world are Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and Pluto that brought the man to the top of glory. 

     There are still remnants of his inspiration that continue to be fresh to this day such as Snow White, Cinderella, Peter Pan, Bambi and many more. The man dedicates his works to children because he knows that his childhood was not a happy one because he went through painful experiences.

     However, the man named Walter Elias Disney believed that success can only be achieved when we go through difficulties repeatedly. Even after he died in 1966, the legacy he started kept growing and become a great work that is never tired of being repeated until now. That's Walt Disney's legacy!