I justtsom wrote:My Disney teacher always made fun of Cinderella's name. She used to say "In the movie, they say how lovely her name is, while in actuality, they are calling her Dirt Face". Hahaha.


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Not really.Disney Duster wrote: And like I said, the Renaissance was very Walt-like in the subject material.
When he said he wanted to make Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid and mentioned Aladdin when talking about the kinds of stories he like to make? I said subject material.Super Aurora wrote:Not really.Disney Duster wrote: And like I said, the Renaissance was very Walt-like in the subject material.
Little Mermaid:Disney Duster wrote:The others aren't fairy tales or fairy tale films except Pinocchio and The Little Mermaid which DID NOT stray as far away from the original story as Tangled is. They strayed, but not as much.
No, Pinocchio wasn't a fairy tale either. It was written in 1883. A flapper with a bit part doesn't qualify.Disney Duster wrote:The others aren't fairy tales or fairy tale films except Pinocchio
It must be ignorance of what else is out there.Disney Duster wrote:Why do we love Disney and not any other studio?
Hahaha, Amy you're hilarious!blackcauldron85 wrote:I justtsom wrote:My Disney teacher always made fun of Cinderella's name. She used to say "In the movie, they say how lovely her name is, while in actuality, they are calling her Dirt Face". Hahaha.in real life. That's really funny!
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Then it must be you aren't doing it properly. I use to have this problem, but I was able fix this problem. Key here is use a kneed eraser and/or electric eraser. Erasing is not that much different from your skills in drawing. in fact erasing is a very essential part of drawing.jpanimation wrote:robster, I really like it. It has a nice "sketchy" feel to it without erase marks and you pressed down where needed. My sketches are a mess, too much eraser and lines that are unsure of themselves (I've been told on a number of times to ditch the eraser and do as much as I can). I wish I had your talent.
I'm sure he'd be happy here that. Glen seems the type of guy that would love people to improve and become better than him. Art is always about improving one's skill.jpanimation wrote:Don't tell Glen Keane but I like your Rapunzel more. She feels more European to me.
Hell No. DA sucks.Polizzi wrote: You should share it with Deviant Art.
rumor/fan gibberish... I could say something will be completed soon and no one will be able to check wether it's fact or fiction. Everything after that is just speculation based on TAG blog. Which I believe to be the only true news source.Polizzi wrote:Another message from the Mexican site that talks about Disney's, "Rapunzel (Tangled)." This is translated from Google Chrome.
WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2010
WDAS after-Pooh and Rapunzel
It is a fact. In two months the animation of Winnie the Pooh, the classic animated for the July 15, 2011 will be completed, while That of Rapunzel in a couple of weeks. But everyone would like to Know That We Have the Walt Disney Animation Studios for Later. A Few weeks ago There Was talk of a new project, Reboot Ralph, But Problems in Their is experiencing pre-production and Could be discarded, as Rich Ross has Stated categorically That if something does Not Like From the Beginning, Not like you do and never Therefore is canceled. The days of yesterday, Steve Hullet Announced in TAG blog is Already a project in 2D Approved Work Was in the studios Disney, But the name reserved. Most Likely Is That this mysterious project, Whether the new feature of Musker and Clements, Though well might be something Completely Different. Ramayana and the King of the Elves, reconditioned for 2D are by far the only titles That are discussed.