Wes Cook
American artist and Disney imagineer
About Wes Cook
Floyd Wesley "Wes" Cook (ca. 1931 – ca. 2004) was an American conceptual and commercial artist and Disney Imagineer.
Career He was known for contributing designs for theme parks including Tokyo DisneySea, Universal Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld, and McDonaldland. He was a designer for The Banana Splits and H.R. Pufnstuf. He spent a portion of his career working for Setmakers, the company that designed the first McDonald's PlayPlaces. He also painted a pastoral mural featuring McDonald's characters which inspired Panic Inc. co-founder Cabel Sasser to create a collection of Cook's artwork and drawings in Portland.
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