I actually kinda like the shading. I think it helps bridge the hand-drawn and CG princesses better than just converting them all to one format or the other.
Heaven knows if this campaign will actually offer anything we haven't already over the last 25 years. What would be really nice is seeing the characters, I don't know, LOOKING at each other in the promotional material instead of just staring into the great beyond. But we'll see.
So tired about the same artworks over and over. They look really weird with this new “style”. They tried this years ago in some merchandise released for Disney store and it looks as bad as it looks today. They have enough money to change the clip arts each 2 years.
I really like Cinderella's transformation like pose. The other one where she's holding the slipper on a finger, with that goofy smile is so unlike her.
Except for the top picture, Cinderella looks off in the other pictures. Like, that face does not look like Cinderella. And the picture with Aurora; her face is kind of off-model, too.
Vlad wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2024 2:21 am
I really like Cinderella's transformation like pose. The other one where she's holding the slipper on a finger, with that goofy smile is so unlike her.
What transformation like pose? You mean like when she looks in the water fountain?
Jodi Benson, Anika Noni Rose, Paige O'Hara and Linda Larkin were on hand to celebrate the House of Mouse's new "Create Your World" campaign highlighting Disney royal characters.
The best thing about those is seeing all their names written with their original logo style. I mean, we'd seen a lot of them already (including Tiana because of the TV series being made), but nice to see it for Aurora, Belle, Ariel, etc.
Listening to most often lately:
Taylor Swift ~ ~ "The Fate of Ophelia"
Taylor Swift ~ "Eldest Daughter"
Taylor Swift ~ "CANCELLED!"
I like seeing their names like that, too, Divinity. But the best thing to me was seeing the artwork. Cinderella's colors are correct and she is extremely on-model, as is her castle, probably because they heavily used a pose of Cindy from the film ("A wonderful dream come true!" twirl). Except Ariel and Aurora look off-model to me.
Disney Duster wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2024 10:12 pm
I like seeing their names like that, too, Divinity. But the best thing to me was seeing the artwork. Cinderella's colors are correct and she is extremely on-model, as is her castle, probably because they heavily used a pose of Cindy from the film ("A wonderful dream come true!" twirl). Except Ariel and Aurora look off-model to me.
This Ariel artwork is really weird. One of the worst used by them. The other one that I don't like is the one that she's holding a starfish covering her face.
carolinakid wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2024 2:34 am
The starfish Ariel makes me think of how they draw Betty, Veronica, Sabrina or Josie from Archie Comics.
She looks like on of these characters, that's true.
What I can't understand is how Disney give a positive feedback to the second artwork that I posted. It's off model and she looks really weird in this cipart. Don't know who designed it but it's one of the ugliest Ariel's artwork that I've ever seen.
I actually kinda like the shading. I think it helps bridge the hand-drawn and CG princesses better than just converting them all to one format or the other. 
