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Haven't actually watched it yet (I was just going from that article that said "Think of this as a sort of audio/video instructional program that shows you how to make fun little art projects out of simple household materials (for example, a paper and cardboard dragon)").MickeyMouseboy wrote:2099net wrote: Er. Unless it's different on the R1 disc, the 'Art Project' is to make a fairytale castle - out of old toilet paper rolls
oh yeah! i saw screen caps of that on the French disc
But I still don't see how that detracts from me being cute and fluffy.
I stand by my fluffiness.
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i dont know i just say fluffy and stitch tells me you forgot cute! so ya seeLoomis wrote:Haven't actually watched it yet (I was just going from that article that said "Think of this as a sort of audio/video instructional program that shows you how to make fun little art projects out of simple household materials (for example, a paper and cardboard dragon)").MickeyMouseboy wrote:
oh yeah! i saw screen caps of that on the French disc
But I still don't see how that detracts from me being cute and fluffy.
I stand by my fluffiness.
What do you mean you haven't watched the Disney Art Project on your Sleeping Beauty disc yet? Are you mad? It's obviously the highlight of the discs - see Disney say so.Loomis wrote:Haven't actually watched it yet (I was just going from that article that said "Think of this as a sort of audio/video instructional program that shows you how to make fun little art projects out of simple household materials (for example, a paper and cardboard dragon)")
*sigh* I suppose you've been wasting your time watching the documentary, viewing the galleries and watching the Disney shorts, such as the Oscar winning Grand Canyon.
Shame on you. Next you'll be saying you haven't played the Ink and Paint studio game.
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Yes, my life is such a waste! I don't know how I can go on with the knowledge that I've been watching all the useless stuff when I COULD have been spending meaningful amount of time with kiddie glue and old toilet paper rolls. *sobs* My...life....is....worthless.....2099net wrote: What do you mean you haven't watched the Disney Art Project on your Sleeping Beauty disc yet? Are you mad? It's obviously the highlight of the discs - see Disney say so.
*sigh* I suppose you've been wasting your time watching the documentary, viewing the galleries and watching the Disney shorts, such as the Oscar winning Grand Canyon.
Ok, I truly have wasted my time.2099net wrote:Shame on you. Next you'll be saying you haven't played the Ink and Paint studio game.
Adding it to list of thngs to do.
Maybe we should ALL do it, and Luke can make a page dedicated to 'The Art and Projects of UD.com users'.
It would be like a mental patient art exhibition I think....
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