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Mooky wrote:I'm just going to leave this here...

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Say, didn't I already compared Elsa to Rapunzel?

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I don't disagree with you. Yes, they look similar, by that's not a new phenomenon. When Beauty and the Beast came out, my friends and I remarked that Belle looked like Ariel. Sure, not exactly, but you can tell they came from the same studio. I also think there are sticking similarities between Little John and Baloo, Alice's sister and Wendy's mother, Cinderella and Katrina (from Sleepy Hollow), animals in Bedknobs and Broomsticks and those in Robin Hood, to name a few.

And then are the arguable cameos, like Jock and Trusty from Lady and the Tramp showing up in both 101 Dalmatians and Oliver & Company.

The difference is there was no social media back then for everyone to decry the end of creativity at Disney.

Not that old debate.. again !????!!!!!!

Poor Lino Di Salvo, people are way too sensitive these days...
http://www.themarysue.com/tag/lino-disalvo/

Gosh dang it, can people just CHILL THE HECK OUT?! They're deliberately making a big deal out of EVERYTHING, just to attack Disney and this movie.

I think it's only being noticed as the films are so close together, and Rapunzel has become one of / if not the most popular Princess right now.

Well, the cover of The Art of Frozen has been posted.



http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Frozen-Ch ... 452117160/

It's.... .. awful. What a disappointment. All the amazing art we've already seen for this movie (plus all the surely amazing pieces we HAVEN'T), and the go with that to represent the entire "art of" the film?

^I don't like it either, especially the composition. It looks like a poorly photoshopped fan-made cover. I'm not too fond of the artwork they chose either. From all of the incredible pieces produced for this film, is this the most suitable for an 'Art of' book?

Well, I like it

Because as a graphic designer, I like the colors (how Elsa is blue and how Anna is green) and the blending (Photoshop talk) looks nice. I like how it features both Anna and Elsa. Would i like actual concept art on the cover? Of course, esepecially if it's new, But, I like what we got.

Do we know if this is final? I think both toy story 3 and Wreck it Ralph's cover was completely different from its initial look. If its not too late I bet I'll change.

I actually like it a lot better than the one we got for Tangled.

disneyprincess11 wrote:Well, the cover of The Art of Frozen has been posted.



http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Frozen-Ch ... 452117160/

I feel a lot of motifs going on in this art book. I actually think its very artistic.

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Looking at this, does it bother anyone else that Anna and Elsa have the exact same face? I mean, sure, they're sisters and all, but for the most part unless they're identical twins, sisters don't look that much alike. The artists could've given them some more different characteristics outside of hairstyles and eyebrows... It seems to me it would be more creative.

enigmawing wrote:I actually like it a lot better than the one we got for Tangled.

Yeah, I don't know... I hated that one too. So much amazing art for both these movies, and the front covers of either don't seem to represent that to me. Just not very classy looking, as I feel an art of book ought to be.

jazzflower92 wrote:

disneyprincess11 wrote:Well, the cover of The Art of Frozen has been posted.



http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Frozen-Ch ... 452117160/

I feel a lot of motifs going on in this art book. I actually think its very artistic.

Honestly, I'm not bothered by it. I enjoyed Tangled and enjoyed the approach they took to the fairy tale and hopefully it works for Frozen, looks like it. I heard someone say if it works why not use it?

Dragonlion wrote:

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Looking at this, does it bother anyone else that Anna and Elsa have the exact same face? I mean, sure, they're sisters and all, but for the most part unless they're identical twins, sisters don't look that much alike. The artists could've given them some more different characteristics outside of hairstyles and eyebrows... It seems to me it would be more creative.

Well, I don't know. Some of Pixar's characters designs tend to look similar to each other. Did anyone notice Woody, Buzz, Flik, Mike and Lightening have the same mouth?

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enigmawing wrote:I actually like it a lot better than the one we got for Tangled.

Yeah, I don't know... I hated that one too. So much amazing art for both these movies, and the front covers of either don't seem to represent that to me. Just not very classy looking, as I feel an art of book ought to be.

Yeah, I thought the Tangled one was simply awful. The original sketch for it looked good, but the final rendering was . . . blech.

This one isn't the greatest but it's not nearly as awful to me.

TheBlibaBlob wrote:

jazzflower92 wrote: I feel a lot of motifs going on in this art book. I actually think its very artistic.

Honestly, I'm not bothered by it. I enjoyed Tangled and enjoyed the approach they took to the fairy tale and hopefully it works for Frozen, looks like it. I heard someone say if it works why not use it?

I actually like it. Sure it may not be the BEST design but it could've been so much worse.

Oh and I just want to say to all the people who thinks that Anna and Elsa is recycled designs from Rapunzel. One, I don't see it; and two, I simply don't care. Disney has done this sort of thing for many years and why should people care about this sort of thing?