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Sotiris wrote:My new signature:



These young Disney princesses are from the "Disney Animator's Collection" line of dolls and were drawn by Glen Keane and Mark Henn.

*melts* The little Princesses are adorable! Ariel is my favorite! Mulan looks how Shanti from The Jungle Book would look as a little girl. Pocahontas looks like Lilo when Lilo wears a solemn expression.

Sky Syndrome wrote:*melts* The little Princesses are adorable! Ariel is my favorite! Mulan looks how Shanti from The Jungle Book would look as a little girl. Pocahontas looks like Lilo when Lilo wears a solemn expression.

I sat there for a minute trying to figure out who that girl was that looked like Shanti. I came to this thread just to figure out who it was. Very cute.

For anyone interested, here are some larger versions of the little Disney princesses:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneysexu ... otostream/
http://www.mediafire.com/?0jw71s6i5p35x56

Sotiris wrote:For anyone interested, here are some larger versions of the little Disney princesses:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/disneysexu ... otostream/
http://www.mediafire.com/?0jw71s6i5p35x56

Nice!
The one with little Belle is a bit different. One thing to notice: the only Disney princess we've ever seen moving in this stage of life is Tiana (though she may have been a tad older in the movie). I don't count in Rapunzel, since we only see her as a newborn baby and next as a teenager.

My new avatar and sig come from one of my favorite all time illustrators as a child - Sheilah Beckett. She illustrated dozens of fairy tale books that I have, and I just adore her art style. It reminds me of Eyvind Earle type of character designs fused with Mary Blair colors. I decided to go with a prince/king motif for my sig. From left to right are her illustrations of the fairy king Oberon of A Midsummer's Night Dream, the Prince of Sleeping Beauty, the Prince of the 12 Dancing Princesses, the Prince of Little Mermaid, and Theseus of A Midsummer's Night Dream.

BelleGirl wrote:I don't count in Rapunzel, since we only see her as a newborn baby and next as a teenager.

But we also see her as a toddler when she asks "Why can't I go outside?"

BelleGirl wrote:The one with little Belle is a bit different.

It is completely different actually! For Belle, Mark Henn drew two versions of her as a child; one with her holding a book and one with her holding a teapot and a teacup (alluding of course to Mrs. Pots and Chip). I don't have a large version of Belle holding a book, though. The only one I've found was this:

http://www.disneystore.com/dolls-toys-d ... 5/1000259/

For the record, Glen Keane drew Snow White, Aurora, Ariel, Pocahontas, and Rapunzel while Mark Henn drew Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine, Mulan, and Tiana.

BelleGirl wrote:One thing to notice: the only Disney princess we've ever seen moving in this stage of life is Tiana (though she may have been a tad older in the movie). I don't count in Rapunzel, since we only see her as a newborn baby and next as a teenager.

But we do see Rapunzel as a child even if it is just briefly:

@PrincePhillipFan: Nice. I think Theseus and Oberon are my favorites out of those.

Sotiris wrote:

BelleGirl wrote:The one with little Belle is a bit different.

It is completely different actually! For Belle, Mark Henn drew two versions of her as a child; one with her holding a book and one with her holding a teapot and a teacup (alluding of course to Mrs. Pots and Chip). I don't have a large version of Belle holding a book, though. The only one I've found was this:

http://www.disneystore.com/dolls-toys-d ... 5/1000259/

For the record, Glen Keane drew Snow White, Aurora, Ariel, Pocahontas, and Rapunzel while Mark Henn drew Cinderella, Belle, Jasmine, Mulan, and Tiana.

BelleGirl wrote:One thing to notice: the only Disney princess we've ever seen moving in this stage of life is Tiana (though she may have been a tad older in the movie). I don't count in Rapunzel, since we only see her as a newborn baby and next as a teenager.

But we do see Rapunzel as a child even if it is just briefly:

I think I need to see Tangled/Rapunzel again to catch it!

I haven't changed the picture in my sig in a long time. In the spirit of Christmas, I have a new sig! A collage I made of screencaps from the 1978 Disney short film The Small One.

^ Nice little short. Watched with the fam for the first time last year. We couldn't get the songs out our heads for all of December, especially the title song.

New siggy, hopefully the beginning of a series for me, featuring Hirschfeld's drawings. This time it's Audrey Hepburn from Breakfast at Tiffany's.

From left to right: president Hugo Chavez (Venezuela), president Evo Morales (Bolivia), former president Lula da Silva (Brazil) and president Rafael Correa (Ecuador).

To match my current avatar:

I finally got around to making a banner button for my website, which went online in October. The site may not look THAT great, I don't know html, but the main thing is the comic strip, not the wallpaper and all that stuff. Maybe I'll get someone to work on the rest later or figure it out myself.

enigmawing wrote:To match my current avatar:

Nice work

Two of my heroes. Argentina's president Christina Fernandez de Kirchner playing the violin, with next to her, her late husband, former president Néstor Kirchner. I think it's a nice image.

Professor Owl! Not my drawing, but I played with the colors to have a little something to go with my current avatar.

Very nice enigmawing!

enigmawing wrote:Professor Owl! Not my drawing, but I played with the colors to have a little something to go with my current avatar.

Sweet!

The colours you've given it are gorgeous.