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You should read their article on the Watchmen movie. It shows they have no brains. They're just as retarded as Miss Debbie Schlussel.Goliath wrote:Thank you so much for this post. Very enlightening. Yes, that front page with the immigrants says it all. The way you describe it, 'The Daily Mail' is the British equivalent of 'The New York Post'; would that be a correct assessment?
I thought I'd go ahead and share the colored version here, probably won't be posting elsewhere for a week or so due to other work I need to complete:
"Another?" As in the one in my old signature or a new one altogether? I don't remember if I've posted that one or not, lol. Regardless, I probably will sometime.sotiris2006 wrote:It would be nice if you could make another drawing of Tiana in her blue dress as well.
A new one along with her Prince if possible, please!enigmawing wrote: "Another?" As in the one in my old signature or a new one altogether? I don't remember if I've posted that one or not, lol. Regardless, I probably will sometime.
Nice job enigmawing! It looks stunning.a-net-fan wrote:WOW u did a great job! Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
Ditto.Simba3 wrote:Nice job enigmawing! It looks stunning.a-net-fan wrote:WOW u did a great job! Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
I don't know in which isolated area of The Netherlands you live, but *nobody* uses the word 'mulat'. The word that's commonly used among regular people is 'halfbloedje', which literally translates as 'half-blood'.BelleGirl wrote:Willy, you're right, the Dutch word is 'mulat'. Makes me question if Goliaht is really right in thinking that the word was intended to be demeaning.
That's right, I've never heard of 'mulat'.Goliath wrote:I don't know in which isolated area of The Netherlands you live, but *nobody* uses the word 'mulat'. The word that's commonly used among regular people is 'halfbloedje', which literally translates as 'half-blood'.BelleGirl wrote:Willy, you're right, the Dutch word is 'mulat'. Makes me question if Goliaht is really right in thinking that the word was intended to be demeaning.
That's because I'm from Belgium.supertalies wrote:That's right, I've never heard of 'mulat'.Goliath wrote: I don't know in which isolated area of The Netherlands you live, but *nobody* uses the word 'mulat'. The word that's commonly used among regular people is 'halfbloedje', which literally translates as 'half-blood'.
(maar misschien ligt dat aan mij, but maybe it's just me..LOL)
Oow, that explains a lot!WillytheDino wrote:That's because I'm from Belgium.supertalies wrote: That's right, I've never heard of 'mulat'.
(maar misschien ligt dat aan mij, but maybe it's just me..LOL)
'Half-blood' is only used here when we talk about Harry Potter.
Her dress doesn't look less royal, just less traditionally like something a real princess might wear, like a Disney princess would wear. Argue all you want, the Disney artists looked at real things as inspiration for settings and costumes in all their films. So what is it that seperates Tiana? It's the lilly-padness. I think it needs a little less of that.xxhplinkxx wrote:I don't know how I feel about her green dress. I mean, I like it, I think it's cute, but I don't know about it being her main dress. I just feel that for the main dress she should have something a little more... royal looking? Just so that it doesn't seem so out of place among the other princesses. I mean, Ariel doesn't have a shell dress, Belle doesn't have a book dress, Snow doesn't have a well/dwarf dress... etc, etc. So I'm not sure if she should have her leaf dress be the main one.
I dunno, maybe it's just me?
Your post confuses me... I can't tell if you like the dress or not.Disney Duster wrote:Her dress doesn't look less royal, just less traditionally like something a real princess might wear, like a Disney princess would wear. Argue all you want, the Disney artists looked at real things as inspiration for settings and costumes in all their films. So what is it that seperates Tiana? It's the lilly-padness. I think it needs a little less of that.xxhplinkxx wrote:I don't know how I feel about her green dress. I mean, I like it, I think it's cute, but I don't know about it being her main dress. I just feel that for the main dress she should have something a little more... royal looking? Just so that it doesn't seem so out of place among the other princesses. I mean, Ariel doesn't have a shell dress, Belle doesn't have a book dress, Snow doesn't have a well/dwarf dress... etc, etc. So I'm not sure if she should have her leaf dress be the main one.
I dunno, maybe it's just me?
Um... just for the record - it's not my drawing, I'm just a messengerDisney Duster wrote:Mooky, you're drawing is amazing and beautiful, and looks as good as or better than what the Disney artists have shown for this film.
. The real artist is David Kawena who did all those amazing Disney Heroes portraits.I live in the "Randstad", so much for "isolated area"Goliath wrote:I don't know in which isolated area of The Netherlands you live, but *nobody* uses the word 'mulat'. The word that's commonly used among regular people is 'halfbloedje', which literally translates as 'half-blood'.BelleGirl wrote:Willy, you're right, the Dutch word is 'mulat'. Makes me question if Goliaht is really right in thinking that the word was intended to be demeaning.
But maybe I'm not 'regular'. I never thought you were. The discussion was all in good fun, right?BelleGirl wrote:So you can see I'm not making things up!
