Help me with Ideas for a screen-shot

[Beta Man]

O.K. I'm not really look for an entire screen-shot per-se' but here's what I'm trying to do.....

We have a large room (used to be a walk-in closet that also was a parking-space for a wheel chair so it's pretty large) off of our living room that we use for our son's toys..... it keeps him from cluttering up the living room because we just "Dump" all of his toys in there, and he has a train-set, and a toy-box, and his "riding" toys etc... in that room. He plays in that room so we weren't too concerned with the "rough" appearance of the walls (you could see all the holes etc from where the closet shelving was hung) (SORRY... all details you don't care about )

Well..... I decided to patch all of the holes (sanding now, so I needed a break to let the dust settle) and paint the room something other than the "eggshell White" that it currently is......

I haven't picked out a base color yet... just planning on throwing up some primer first.

Right now you're probably thinking "What in the hell does this have to do with a screen shot"

Well, here's what I want to do. I want to find a scene from a movie/show on DVD or Blu-ray (either one would work as well as the other) and project the image onto the wall....... trace it out with pencil, and paint it onto the wall.......

I'm not too terribly talented, but I can trace! So I wanted to keep it simple, so the first thought that I had was "Mickey" Basically just Mickey Mouse by himself, blown up, paint him, and be done with it..... Then I thought there had to be SOMETHING a little more unique than that..... but that's as far as I got...... Any Suggestions?????


P.S. This is my kid's play-room... so don't say "Oh do the Blu-ray logo" etc... because I'm not trying to advertise here.... just make a fun room for my kid.

Also, Mickey is pretty "Basic" so I'd like to keep it that way..... if I tried to do Remy from Ratatouilli, or Buzz-lightyear, or someone from "Cars" I think it'd be too much detail and either wouldn't turn out that well, or would just take me FOREVER (I am committed to putting in enough time to make it look nice however)


Not that it matters, but I'm guessing I can project a 5' by 5' image (given the space I have to set up a table and put the projector on) so I could do a group of characters perhaps, or a "scene" of some sort, but it can't be too detail-heavy.


Any thoughts?