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secondlina) wrote2010-01-03 11:18 pm
secondlina) wrote2010-01-03 11:18 pm
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Fairy Tales
It seems Disney is going back to fairy tales lately (Rapunzel coming out in 2010, The Snow Queen is announced as the next "traditionnally animated" feature, the princess and the frog just came out...). It makes me really happy and makes me want to dive back into fairy tale stories a bit. Yeah, Disney uses clean versions of the tales, but it's still fun to see their adaptation and encourages me to start doing my own again. I looked on the internet for this specific piece of art associated to an Andersen fairy tale. I don't know which tale it is, who the artist is... I just know the image struck me as awesome. I,m not even sure if it's a boy and a girl or two girls in the picture. But I kinda want to write a story for this image. If anyone knows where it's from, please let me know!
Kinda seems like a princess and a traveler no?
Aside from that, I still seem to be having a bit of trouble inspiring myself and motivating myself to draw. Ideas for motivation you guys?
Okay, it's my bedtime. Work starts back tomorrow. Adieu , xmas vacation. You were fun.
-Isa
Kinda seems like a princess and a traveler no?
Aside from that, I still seem to be having a bit of trouble inspiring myself and motivating myself to draw. Ideas for motivation you guys?
Okay, it's my bedtime. Work starts back tomorrow. Adieu , xmas vacation. You were fun.
-Isa
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EDIT: AHA!
“The Princess and the Swineherd,” illustrated by Heinrich Lefler
As for inspiration:
Ever heard of John Bauer and Kay Nielsen?
Kunihiko Ikuhara (Utena and Sailor Moon)'s biggest inspiration Kanashimi no Belladonna (NSFW :X)
Other animation: Bakshi's Heavy Traffic, Satoshi Kon's Tokyo Godfathers, Mind Game, omg some much more hahaha. I wish there was a movie version of last.fm :P
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